Besides, it's so much fun pressing flesh with tenants, don't you think?

All pressing matters should be face to face by you, your realtor, or property management.This is your opportunity to express concerns an HOA may have if the property has one.

Time to press forward:)

I think the issue is: Will he be conductin business from the address (i.e. seeing clients,etc.) or is just a corporate status.If he is just forming a LLC to work as a consultant/contractor, that is just a legal status and you would be hard pressed to enforce that clause, and I don't see why you would want to.An example.

In some of those areas the lead that kills is flying through the air (not the lead in the pipes) is killing people, and the crack in their pipes has a far worse effect on their lives than the drinking water.To me lead in the pipes (while not a good thing) is like putting on a sweater to warm up in a rain storm.In Newark there seems to be more pressing issues to deal with first.Good Luck!

Are you pressed for cash?

@Austin Montgomery, Hey I’m new to the area and would like to link up with local investors are the meetings scheduled or impromptu?

I would suggest starting by wrapping those properties into a singular commercial mortgage, that alone will press rate even lower freeing up more cash flow. 

My goal is to outsource or hire the "$10/hr tasks" that I shouldn't be spending time on anymore such as:Pipeline and Lead Generation:- Identify potential properties to buy near existing job sites- Project research- Deal analysis- Connect and message agents, investors, appraisers, attorney's and fiduciaries on Social media- Reach out to press publications- Contact sheetsDevelopment and Construction:- Contacting utility companies to remove and start service - set appointments, etc- Contacting Los Angeles Building and Safety for documents, submissions, appointments, etc- Get bids from vendors- Schedule appointments with vendors and follow upDoes anyone have experience with this and what has your experience been once you've gotten to this point?

@Joe Splitrock It’s been quite a rough 8 months for sure, but we must press on.