I’m mainly focused on fix-and-flip projects at the moment, so managing properties isn’t something I’m actively pursuing right now.

These are the main reasons so many investors have turned to these types of commercial mortgages.

During my sport career I did an MBA and after finishing my career I transitioned into real estate investing.

But we've got members from CA, Maine, Detroit, Philly, Cheyenne, Iowa, New Orleans, Cleveland, DC, Virginia, Texas, Las Vegas, Annapolis, KC....so pretty much all over.

I think starting off that would be my main focus multi family in the future.

I'm mainly focusing on Old Town, but would be open to Del Ray or Potomac Yards.  

For example, should I have one checking account that manages all expenses, such as down payments for properties and serving as the main source for rehab budgets?

This property in particular had some additional unforeseen costs (main water line damage, sewer line damage, etc.) that certainly caused us to go way over budget.

It wasn’t a huge payday—$5,000—but what I gained from the experience was far more valuable than the check.It started when I got a lead from an older woman who owned a house in New Hampshire but lived in Maine.

The contract expired which is why they were striking. the storm happened to hit at the same time, no difference than any other union like sports leagues etc., they strike when the contract expires.