Hey @Kyle Jacques it sounds like you’ve got a prime location with strong potential, but you’re missing the structure to fill those gaps in bookings.

@Andrew CosmeYou should close just as if it was a normal sale and get a title company to create the loan docs, get title insurance and sell you the property.I strongly recommend you go through a title company and do not do a closing that was based on docs found online etc.

If each one of those pieces are not strong in what they do it will only make it more difficult for you to manage.

Here is one question though - there's a pretty strong real estate community in Nashville already.

I'm a fan of co-hosting pretty strongly over arbitrage, but I am trying to hear stories of success (or failure) on both sides.

Several of my Section 8 tenants are in my Top 20 list of worst tenants (out of thousands) and left owing $10,000 or more due to unpaid rent, cleaning, and repairs.I have strong feelings about people that stay on the government teat long-term, but I'll leave you to form your own opinions.

He is always encouraging his community (strongly and softly) to help someone.

Now, I’ve come across several off-market properties with strong potential, and I’m looking to scale by raising capital.

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Since I'm really busy with my job, I've been strongly considering paying off each one aggressively, which would increase cash flow by 2k which would be similar to owning another 5 units, but without the headache of 5 more tenants and the issues that inevitably arise with owning more properties.