I'm particularly passionate about multi-family.Outside of real estate, I enjoy singing (I do it professionally), and playing basketball (I do it for fun, lol).Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Any property owner considering using Onerent is playing Russian Roulette with themselves.

So Cal as a whole, seems to be much more an appreciation play, hence your strong ROE.But overall, and back to what is good for you, it comes down to many, many factors.  

Analysis wise - theres a ton of variables that come into play when seeing how well a home will perform.

Landlords must follow the proper legal eviction process, even if the tenant is no longer paying rent or utilities.Since your "friend" has already initiated the eviction process and is waiting for the sheriff to remove the tenant, it's important to let that process play out legally.

We have a lot of clients investing in East Ridge and North Redbank/South Hixson at the moment, with longer termed clients investing in Glass Farms and Alton Park for more of a long term appreciation play. 

I have mixed feelings about this as I am of the opinion the government is generally not the best at administering things in the free market, however I have seen first hand some slum lording of STR's and unsafe practices.I think for now if you are in those TX markets you will have to play ball but I think they will keep pushing new rules on you until people push back.

I'm particularly passionate about real estate investing in flips and long-term rentals.Outside of real estate, I enjoy running, cycling, and playing with my dog. 

Location and tenant preferences also play a role.

I posted because this would be my first time asking for DSCR, Fix/flip, long term/short term financing & I’m curious how that plays around what we’ve been encountering in Detroit.