I ran into this situation in Cambridge, MA when the pandemic hit.

When you are making money it's gonna be good money, but your gonna hit be stretches of loss, Damage, Evictions etc...

We weren't hit as hard as Asheville but it's still bad and some of our tenants are out of work for some time.

My out-of-state clients love it here because they can still find deals that are cash flowing and hit the 1% rule.

My company operates as both a brokerage and a property management firm, so we have access to deals that don’t always hit the open market.

If you took the hit and lost money on this one tenant, by what standard would you refuse to do so to other tenants in comparable situations in the future?

The communication piece is still VERY much hit or miss.

When the partner’s draw payments ceased this CPA became involved selling Sponsorships” in a very dubious MLM scheme; he was trading in all the goodwill and reputation he had garnered in 25 years of practice to make a quick hit because of his financial position. 3.

Open to any state as long as I can make money and grow.Hey Bacongo, as an investment property agent in Tampa, FL, I can tell you firsthand that the market over here hasn't even hit its stride, and we've seen record-breaking growth over the past 5 years.

Hit a minor milestone of mine.