Good point Chris.Also just saying the partner gets money for the next property or we get money for the work we do.....better see your attorney.Lack of specifics in spelling everything out causes problems in a partnership.It's human nature to start thinking that one partner is doing more work than another.

Now normally Return On Investment (ROI) is my primary concern when looking at multi-dwellings.

storyId=19059595Also, on the National Center for Atmospheric Research's web site, they confirm that global warming is real AND caused by Human Carbon Interference....Now I don't know why they would be lying about this, but I would go out on a limb and say that they have the greatest expertise possible in this field.

Being a landlord isn't as much fun as it used to be.I used to fnd decent human beings to rent from me with very little down time.

To refinance existing indebtedness and rehabilitate such a dwelling.

Yes, there are always exceptions, and unique circumstances, but in general human nature is what it is.

I have an equity partner who is willing to put up the capital if I just manage it...then we both split equity & earnings after his 10% required return.All I've had to this point is residential single dwellings....taking a known calculated risk with this 8 plex but I'm up for the challenge.

The reason it’s hard is because it goes against human nature.

As a painting contractor I have done extensive work with fire, and water damage, animal/human feces, Kilz is the only thing that works, and that is approved by insurance companies, just remember to reseal any corners or edges that are cut or broken after sealing.

if the property is vacant, a homeowners policy vs a dwelling policy isnt going to make a difference.