All Forum Posts by: Isiah C.

It seems like there are some very debatable pros and cons when it comes to property managers. To me it doesn't matter because you have to manage one or the other at that point the question to me becomes which one can I hold to higher standards, higher expectation!

@Corey Wells

1st off....welcome to BP!! Great place for newbies and experienced investors. I encourage you to poke around the site and learn all you can. The Tools are very helpful and up to date, the webinars are fun and educational, I've heard good things about the podcast, the @Account Closed team is helpful and very responsive, ....I really don't have any negatives to speak on about the site. The community is awesome! I've read and interacted with people and their success stories from all over. I see that you have what it takes, so I look forward to reading yours very soon!  

@Mindy Jensen 

This was posted a few months ago. Are their any new updates to share? 

@James Masotti This is a great idea!

I Agee!

Domenic Marchetti Simply get to know your property! Check the condition of the roof, siding, windows, pavement, lawn, deck, porch, driveway, garage door.....walls, floors, light fixtures, switches, outlets, furnace, AC, pipes, stairs... BRING A FLASHLIGHT!!!!! Austin Walters I could have used one yesterday.....

Evan Dobrowski Welcome to BP!

Biggerpockets is a great community for Real Estate professionals! It's no surprise that BP has reached this milestone. I'm so grateful for the BP staff and all that they do to keep things going. Congrats BP!!!!! Also, it's the community that makes BP great...so I will make a strong effort to vote for all those that post on this discussion. Ok, get back to work and make some deals! 😀

I would go with Renters Warehouse. 

@Todd Rider

Give Emily with Worth Clark Realty. PM me for the number. 

@Alex Knights I am so glad you posted your thoughts prior to running out and making a deal! The posts made by @Mark Kao and @Andrew Beaver are both important points.

My idea would be to use the HELOC as a down payment with a Hard Money loan to purchase the MFR, then Refi after the set seasoning period. Again, you need to consider the LTV/Equity.