Background:We have secured a building on a small college campus in Cleveland that currently does not offer student housing to its students on campus.

I did a podcast with Dan Lewkowicz, and he is an expert on NNN.

We always send a contractor through to test everything and if broken, give estimates to repair and we can determine then if it is tenant damage and what charges to the security deposit should be.

It shall be delivered full at the end of your lease or the amount to fill will be deducted from your security deposit.Something like that.Oil is tough on tenants because it costs a lot at a time to fill.

Some lenders will only lend with that reserve funded, in addition to down payment, as the more you boost NOI, the more secure their loan becomes.

They know the market, understand contracts and law, are experts at negotiation, provide a second (objective) set of eyes, and more.

In this episode of 'Ask the Expert,' I dive into why multifamily properties, especially new construction triplexes, often come out ahead.Here’s the breakdown:Cost Efficiency: Building a single-family home requires one $25,000 slab.

@Henry Clark is an expert on Storage development maybe he could give some pointers.

This involves finding undervalued properties, securing them under contract, and then selling the contract to another investor.10.

Mr Trofimoff has placed his home on the market, and I thought anyone who was trying to recover funds may need to take action soon to secure their claims.