All Forum Posts by: Alia Lysiuk

If it is truly an ESA, request a letter from her doctor. If she provides it, then you're out of luck. It would be illegal of you to pursue further action. The building I currently live in has a stupid policy of pets having to be 20lbs or under. I just got a brief note from my doctor for my 80lbs Belgian Malinois and that was that. An ESA does not need to be registered. Just a doctor's note needs to be provided. 

Also, I would ease up on the breed restrictions. Those nasty little ankle biters cause a lot more harm then pitbulls these days. They just don't make the news like pitbulls do.

Hi Anthony,
I'm in the same boat. New to the game and soaking up as much knowledge as I can. I'm getting ready for my first fix/flip in Phoenix, followed by Atlanta. Right now, cities in TX, GA and AZ (particularly Phoenix) are a decent place to start from what I've found. I'm staying away from the coastal cities because the cost is just outrageous and I don't have a ton of capital to work with. Also hoping to jump in on the buy/hold multifamily game by EOY in the same areas that I listed above.

Another great way to get started is by attending meetups. They are a great way to network!

From one newbie to another, fantastic job! Very impressive! Last summer I had a falling out with my 2 business partners who also happened to be really good friends. After that I decided that I would move forward on my own. Taking on a partner or partners isn't worth the hassle. The only exception will be partnering with an investor on a buy and hold.