If not here, where might I find a helpful community who I an learn from as I go through this process.Thanks in advance,Darren

@Ian Hutton Is there any way you can shift the utility burden to the tenants?

@Ian Baldau - Boy, do I have a book for you! 

Quote from @Ian Loonce: I have a real life shark tank scenario happening this week .A friend connected me to a billionaire who is always looking for deal flow..My friend who is a builder in FLA has agreed to give me 10% if I find investors for his projectsWe have are pitching a 22million dollar condotel on the water and also a 46 million STR on the beach..any advice before the meeting would be appreciated, I am a fairly new to real estate and a bit nervous.You have every reason to be nervous.

Thank you Ian, I'll look into that.

Quote from @Ian Murray: Make sure that you still have enough eligibility for the second property you want to buy. 

Quote from @Ian Loonce: Quote from @Joe Villeneuve: You do realize you asked and answered your own question,...right? 

Quote from @Ian Hogan: Hi @Helena Wu,I'd say you would usually want a manager that services the area of your rental, since they will have to deal with maintenance, lease agreements, and misc. tasks.

Quote from @Ian Hogan: In terms of your timeline, December and the winter in general can be an interesting time to start the search.

Ian