@Owen Thornton One REI book I enjoyed was "Retire Early With Real Estate" by Chad Carson, also a BP published book.also..."

To be fair, maybe he should put an add out saying all of his 500 units are available for free, as a place for all of those tenants leaving their rental homes.Maybe this is what I get for not publishing my portfolio on the internet, sorry I'm a private person.500+ Class B MF units I do Airbnb arbitrage (rental arbitrage) and then invest that cashflow into the MF apartments.I also have build, operated and sold companies in other spaces as well but all the money gets funneled into MultiFamily.I'm not going to go back and forth with you...

Any rent growth forecast published more than a couple of weeks ago is no longer reliable, and any forecast made now or in the near future is suspect at best, or just a guess at worst. 

A few highlights from the single family lender letter published on 3/18, updated on 3/25:-loan can be primary, second home or investment property-servicer is not required to obtain documentation of borrowers hardship (only attestation)-insight into what payment deferral or loan modification options might look like after forbearance period (looks like there will be options to spread over 60 months)IMO, as landlords we should take both defensive and offensive measures to manage cash flow. 

It connects with the Zillow 3D home app so once you are done shooting it will publish directly to Zillow!

Commissioner, 80 T.C. 538 (1983), affd. without published opinion 745 F.2d 66 (9th Cir. 1984).8Observing that section 195 as originally enacted9 in the Miscellaneous Revenue Act of 1980, Pub.

This basically allows removal of a tenant that holds over after the end of a lease, unless the landlord accepts rent payments during the holdover period.We are trying very hard to work with each tenant whose income has been affected by the COVID-19 emergency; however, there are a few tenants that were already behind before the EO was published and we were considering evicting them prior to the EO.One concern is that tenants will view this order as government permission to not pay rent. 

Any inquiry that mentions price is certain to not materialize into a booking (we only discount based on length of stay and this is published on our page). 

The publication cost in Albany would be $300 which is a fraction of the cost of publishing in papers in Kings County. 

That'll be key I think, especially if you intend to publish weekly insights.In other news, the gray on gray text/cover pic isn't working.