It is a myth that collective long-term maintenance of your property repairs will be better than doing it yourself.

I am a recovering expertise Monetization Strategist (digital content/products, books and programs)- got a corporate job while I figured things out and now that I realized Real Estate is my thing - will keep said job - while I get my first few deals under my belt and get my RE biz going. 

It is a myth that collective long-term maintenance of your property repairs will be better than doing it yourself.

Well these are generalizations and some of these answers will vary more specifically by investor and lender.But I do want to correct your percentages a little more thoroughly (And only cause I am SO VERY TIRED of uneducated investor offers based on these - I want to stop the spread of these myths).

Data Analysis is my thing.  

So, looking for common-ground, I'd say the solutions lie in combining (1) super modest rent stabilization laws that won't handcuff and bankrupt developers and landlords but instead focus on anti-gouging; (2) enhancing rent-assistance programs; and (3) streamlining development, with crackdowns on NIMBYism.    

Hello everyone,I have heard in a previous podcast that there are lenders that can refi a rental based on the equity and income of rental and not so much on the credit score of the owner, Is this a myth or true and if so any recomendations?

Adding further healthcare options tends to drive the rest of the state into our area, further enhancing short term rentals as well.

If you are unwilling to do this, maybe you should spend your time on another forum.This is EXACTLY what I did in my "The Truth About Wholesaling" thread.

I take care of my things better than most.