Construction people building houses/additions/pools, car salesman, a Tesla employee (though I think he’s working from home), and a school bus driver, the rest are personal service industry (stylists/dentists/personal chefs/maids and nanny’s) even a buddy’s company working on the 212/95 interchange can’t do any work because they can’t sign off on anything.

then justify spending that "tuition payment" money , yea you just paid for the school of hard knocks, now we are talking 77,500 left in the deal , live and learn buddy don't let this one bad deal knock you off your dream were all here to help each other , thanks for the post!

I saw him this weekend with his buddies drinking a 24pack of beer while listening to music in his new Mercedes Benz mocking the government For everything happening and laughing about the virus.

So My buddy and I were talking yesterday about the corona drama and our rentals.

I called up a few buddies who were able to help with the 10-day mini-renovation.

I called up a few buddies who were able to help with the 10-day mini-renovation.

Here's my idea of what your "take aways" ought to have been, buddy ole pal:#1 - I have come to realize my knowledge of basic housing 101 is lacking to a degree that is life-threatening to my tenants.#2 - Now that I have come to this realization, I need to make educating myself on housing safety my number one priority, and until I obtain this education and can competently manage a residential building, I ought not to purchase any additional properties.#3 - In the meantime, I should probably consider hiring a property management company for the interim, and maybe retain their services indefinitely.

However, I own all my rentals in cash and my buddy recommended I open a HELOC on the units so I can get the bank to write a check when a good opportunity comes around so I can scoop up some extra properties - then 6 months later refinance and pay back the HELOC.Wondering if anyone has any insight into this strategy and what kind of risk I'm opening myself up to especially moving into the months ahead.Thanks

Get in contact with my buddy @Kim Lisa Taylor to get your answers.

I have a buddy that got raked over the coals in the City of Chicago over an old lease.Another thing is ask a property manager for a sample lease in the area your property is located.