For a small one (say under $15,000 in repairs), you can probably get away with handyman/vendors/etc. 

Sometimes you get away with it and sometimes you do not but it is risk. 

Yes, of course, you can probably get away with doing more shady things, BUT you will eventually get that ONE tenant who fights back and then the consequences could be significant. 4.

The key is to build a well-rounded team where each member plays to their strengths and works together seamlessly to identify, analyze, acquire, operate, and raise capital for profitable multifamily investments.ConclusionMultifamily syndication is a team sport, and the most successful syndicators understand the importance of building a diverse and complementary team.

Made up nice round numbers, and yeah these are extreme just to highlight the concept:MLM tenant: 8% cap is appropriate based on comps, paying $100k/yr. $100k / 8% = $1.25m.Dentist: 7% cap is appropriate based on comps, paying $100k/yr.

If you don't, you'll get hit with blight tickets that will cost you even more.

. - Has good liquidity - 1 year lockup or lessThis is always a topic of discussion, and what we have found is investors who care about the lockup will use that as a reason not to invest, but our biggest ticket investors want the lockup.

There are two companies and split about 60/40 across them.1) My dad has been using his HELOC but it's a bit of a mess on accounting, so I'd like to get away from that. 

My first round of credit repair will be done around May 6, My score should be more then decent from what I spoke of it previously. 

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