All Forum Posts by: Adam Leitman Bailey

Welcome to Bigger Pockets. Its a great resource for investing, buying, selling, and renting. Look forward to your posts

There are plenty of meet-ups in that area. You should start your own meet-up from here or talk to any brokers or agents you know for some advice.

Definitely ask your agent or brokers you've worked with for recommendations. They know some of the best and have dealt with enough situations to know who will be able to assist you in your current situation. 

It fully depends on your relationship with your tenants. If you are close with them and know they will and have paid their rent in full always then maybe you give them a break. Even in giving them a break though, there should be a sort of incentive to have them pay off any missed months in arrears after they've gotten their steady income back

Welcome to BiggerPockets @Jaret Lara

Welcome to BiggerPockets @John Merryman. I'm sure you will learn a lot from simply browsing the forums and articles

You should obtain any permits you think you may need and then some. If you're not sure which you need its smart to consult with an attorney to prevent any unwanted costs in the future.

I am curious, how have the new rent laws passed last June affected your real estate businesses? Whether it be investing, buying and selling, advising, etc.

Biggerpockets is a great place to network and learn. Hopefully you can continue to grow your business and continue to prosper 

Great work