Hello everyone,I’m in the process of replacing the backyard fence at one of my properties in Memphis, TN, and I’m considering upgrading from the current dog ear style to a more modern horizontal cedar wood fence.

Am I allowed to use a private investigator to do a background check on potential tenants, WITHOUT letting the potential tenant know?

You'd have to find a private lender to give you a bridge loan.

Think of yourself living in the rooms, not for style, but is there enough space (ie don't buy a place with lots of tiny rooms).

I also had more confidence, more resources in terms of private lenders who were willing to lend to me because I now had a track record, and good contractors.By running my own marketing, I had access to a lot more opportunities and was able to start supplementing the cost of my acquisitions through wholesaling and the occassional flip which in turn expanded my network.

For the purpose of this exercise, I would like to start by separating syndications into two categories: (1) smaller capital raises that will only attract the friends and family sized checks because they require too much brain damage for those with the larger check writing capabilities;  and (2) syndications with capital raises large enough to fit within the investment parameters of true private equity/family office check writing capabilities. 

Join us for the NWA BP meet up 6pm Nov 13 at the courtyard Marriot in Fayetteville off Van Ashe.Relaxed mixer style environment where you can meet investors, agents, and contractors.A lot deals come out of building relationships here.Hope to see you there.

Since you have mentioned cash flow is a big part of your goals - have you thought about private lending?

So the effect is a confiscation of private property and a transfer of the property for no cost from the landlord to the tenant. 

Or do they charge massive fees that private equity sponsors charge for their LP investors for buying businesses (2% management / 20% profit)?