I started out in one with troubled young women ages 18-24 who had some light depression and needed to finish their GEDs and learn life skills.

In 2009/10 after that last deployment America wasn't receiving veterans of the Iraq war well anymore. after that 7 year mark it turned different people at the airport spitting and ****. anyways , i wish i understood i had that available to me sooner or just understood what it could do for me .. would have purchased in 2011-2012 if i knew that. instead i took a different path before seeing "the light".I agree about it being a good thing this one got away. im still open to it but it'll have to be on my terms from the seller at this point . other than that though this was a productive thread. i learned a lot too. from slab foundations to errors in my calculations , plumbing , framing , haha Sine Note - Nice this got on the trending page.

Painting changing switches outlets lights etc.

Hi @Steve Riebman      I would suggest a light rehab (flip) on an inexpensive home to the average in the market.

@Alex Smith I always like talking to them first and making them "see the light" of the ramifications of eviction. 

Can you shed some light on the specifics here....Turnkey?

It follows the first 3 rules of real estate, is zoned "light commercial" which would include multifamily, the direction I want to take it.It has a well established restaurant and 2 residences. 

Property Manager informed me that Tenant broke a light globe on the ceiling fan. 

I can get you connected with a couple different lenders that would be able to shed some light into DSCR loans.

This information came to light through a longstanding employee within ALE.It's worth noting that ALE requires all employees to sign a disclosure upon hire.