People have support dogs for a variety of reasons. 

I decided on Charlotte after conducting a ton of research on the top markets in the US, and taking a variety of factors into consideration:Home ValuesAverage Rent / Income ratiosUnemployment RatesCrimePopulationEconomic GrowthNet Migrationand most importantly, where we'll be happyI started out with Bigger Pockets own excellent 2017 Market Analysis, and added my own numbers to help me give more weight to the factors I felt were most important.

NO one returned calls, emails and then I received city violations notice in the beginning of March for 5K for the exteriors condition, emergency boarding of the property (multiple times) and a variety of other issues.  

We work with a variety of multifamily investors, and I would love an opportunity to find out a little more about what it is you are lookin for, and what sets us apart from all of the other brokerages out there.

However, the inspection report revealed issues with roof and foundation issues, even though this property was built back in 2005.

Also, based on location and size, I'm assuming the purchase is well under the $1.5mm threshold for FinCen, so the SCorp members wouldn't have to reveal themselves, although I doubt they're trying to hide their identity like some foreign billionaire or something.

These spreadsheet are useless unless Addres's are  revealed. 

Cash on equity can reveal the opportunity cost of keeping a property, though. 

Thank god there are all types of people earning all varieties of salary or everyone would be living in the exact same place.

At the bootcamp, you'll once again be given more cheerleading with the purpose of drawing you to the next (more expensive) level of "training" with the promise that the "SECRET" of real estate success will be revealed.