It's reassuring to see policy makers and finance leaders taking preventative measures to avoid a real estate bubble and a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis. 2020 has been full of surprises and uncertainty, but the changing conditions may be ideal for well-positioned real estate investors to grow their portfolio.

Account Closed Hey Chris,My team and I deal primarily with investment properties throughout the Bay Area.

Letter that goes out that is automated is along lines of but a little bit cleaner wording:Dear [customer]Thank for being a loyal customer of [storage facility] since [move in date].

I understand it’s not your ideal BRRRR but you can work through this.

Ideally, I want to keep on buying and renting properties until I can make at least $5000 a month.I will definitely look into my local market.

@John Mayer thank you for the insight on your situation,That sounds like an ideal house hack, with a significant amount of cashflow.

The multifamily situation in my area is not ideal.

We use Storage Commander for software management at our facility, and we've had great experiences with their customer service. 

I'm located in Northern NJ, just outside of NYC where both property values and property taxes are ridiculous so in looking to acquire my 1st property was leaning toward a BRRRR House hack situation of ideally a 4-unit; however, SFR is slightly easier to find better deals (not much better just a bit more affordable) in this area; however, with COVID hitting the area HARD (Hudson/Bergen Counties); will the idea of living with strangers in a SFR still be viable or will this virus make the masses lean towards wanting their own space that much more? 

Now ideally I would get the credit card and loan first, use the card and pay off the loan, and the get pre-approved with my new stronger credit.