Last month or so, the conversation for Rent Control has been on the table for the State Government.

Broker brought deal to the table, it had a affordability component to it so that gave us an advantage How did you finance this deal?

If so, then you may be leaving money on the table. 

My question is how to fairly split the partnership between the two of us given what each of us is bringing to the table.

So It's a discussion I've had with so many people on both sides of the table.

There were a few offers on the table for the seller to choose from.

The tenant texted me a couple days ago and stated “we have not lived in the house for two weeks, but I still have a table in the garage and a lamp and some **** there.”Should I return to the home now to get the ball rolling and get this place re-rented by doing some repair work or just wait until everything is removed/ the whole process is done with?  

Thanksgiving dinners will be awfully tuff sitting at the dinner table with your lender, who you owe a lot of money to.As others have said, don’t mix business and family.

@Julian Pilate-Hutcherson We work almost exclusively with OOS investors and it's a mixed bag...I sold 3 MF properties this month to folks that have never been to the state...and I have another set of clients that have been in the market for months and make routine visits to the city...I think it has a lot to do with comfort-level...truth told, we can leverage technology and get every possible detail on the table for review to make a pretty informed buy/pass decision...combined with an inspection and appraisal, there is really no need to be here in person looking at deals....

Initially we thought that might just make things easier if we're refinancing every 5 years, but if 30-yr fixed are on the table that changes things.