Up now they have a story from their archives (cold brew) that is real estate related, about Harbor Point.

read this article. and this will clearly explain why SF bay area and other markets that are prime that a little bit of negative cash flow is no biggee and is the better play.https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/201...

I can only see "Archive" for private messages if I reduce the window size to less than the full screen! 

Check the BP archives back in February 2020 I requested a lead certification for a property and was blatantly told by our Dept of Neighborhoods that there was no certificate, process for inspection, nor staff on hand forming any department as of yet.What Does Andrew Think?

@Amir B. try this linkhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/91877-how-to-screen-a-pmc-better-than-a-tenant-part-1-services-and-processesThe problem is, BP archives our older blogs, so you may have to go to our website to find the rest.

The waste of my time was my 7-8 years marriage, which stopped me from archiving more.

Hopefully, they will transition to owners of businesses and then eventually to investors.As a final tool for knowledge transfer, I use social media as a living archive of what we do in real estate as a family.

We do have 90 archived episodes as well devoted just to land investing on our membership site that you'll find helpful as well.   

>Some responses that I archived when posted have now disappeared from the thread - strange.Next steps for me seem to be to figure out how to run the numbers on properties.

I use it to archive our information for easy access for potential clients.