I've purchased about 30 round-trip flights, all paid by points, and I have about 600,000 points saved up at the moment.

Does anyone have experience with properties that are CO'd for multi-family and do not require the owner to occupy year round?

Etc” I like to think I have a well rounded understanding of how to fund such projects and the financing aspect since I’m a conventional lender, but the how-to and acquisition part of the process is what’s foreign to me.

I’m under the opinion that you’re leaving money on the table if it’s rented year round at an 85% occupancy rate.

.- Underestimating the ethical spinelessness of the commercial brokers - in round two of this approach I will not make the mistake of assuming any broker, no matter how highly they are spoken about by mutual friends, is ethical. 

Rounding out the top 10 of affordable homeownership cities were Flint, Michigan; Toledo, Ohio; Detroit; Akron, Ohio; Warren, Michigan; Pittsburgh; Yuma, Arizona; Springfield, Illinois; and Palm Bay, Florida.

So I'd say look in markets that have year-round demand so you're not using it during peak pricing.

It's like playing Russian Roulette, 5 time out of 6 it may work the problem is there is no way of knowing if the live round is in the first chamber or the last.

The owners have been going round and round with property management and getting tenants evicted.

I have even gone as far as finding out one of my tenants kids got a 20 gauge for turkey hunting but they couldn't find practice ammo in a shortage and dropped off 50 rounds for him, youth shooters are the future.