Hi,If any of the investor here is doing a BRRR deal currently in San Antonio or Houston - requesting a small help from you.I would like to learn the entire strategy from start to finish on how you find the property, how you deal with contractors, how do you decide the upgrades, understand the entire process practically, ask questions, and have hands-on lessons.I'd like to be a silent spectator in the process without disturbing you or the team.

I'm fine with texting for routine communication reminders like be sure to drip the faucets on cold night, can we get a pet (yes, but there's a fee), etc.My phone goes into "Do Not Disturb" mode between 7 PM and 7 AM. 

Can you pull out hookers that are causing housing disturbances and set them on the curb?

Recently, I am seeing a disturbing trend with people overpaying for multifamily units.

Aloha,If you are using an actual Commercial Lease, they are typically quite lengthy and should have, at a minimum, a provision such as "Lessee shall not use or permit the use of the Premises in a manner that is unlawful, creates damage, waste or a nuisance, or that disturbs occupants of, or causes damage to neighboring premises or properties."

I've had similar experience...when you move all his junk out you will disturb all the vermin that live there...rats, roaches, etc can get into your other units. 

Also, if you've got spring and rivers, check for flood zone, and keep in mind any restrictions with regards to the water (like not having any structures/disturbance within so many feet). 

based on the facts that the door price for a multifamily property in a good area in east cleveland is historically low and based on the facts that some properties can have an occupancy rate of 90% and brings monthly cashflow, this whole political thing is a debate and emotionally disturbing but i guess in 20 years the door price will surely not be anymore in those low levels.

Especially since a lot of the props say it's against the law to trepeess and do not disturb occupant. 

Hi,If any of the investor here is doing a BRRR deal currently in San Antonio or Houston - requesting a small help from you.I would like to learn the entire strategy from start to finish on how you find the property, how you deal with contractors, how do you decide the upgrades, understand the entire process practically, ask questions, and have hands-on lessons.I'd like to be a silent spectator in the process without disturbing you or the team.