Curious how NYS landlords are strategizing for next few months. 1.

It is a business, to run your business successfully you need data, to have a valid, relevant actionable point of discussion when interacting with your PM you need data, and live data makes for better transparency, this builds more trust which leads to stronger relationship, and better synergy in making strategic and tactical business moves that are beneficial to both parties.The fact that I asked this question, does not imply I'm worried that my PM is not doing a great job.

Land in Costa Rica, with the exception of a few strategic locations, is very illiquid.

Often first-time investors will spend months analyzing deals and strategizing, only to find that their purchasing power isn't sufficient to achieve their goals.

They strategize using 0% interest business bank credit cards at $50-$250k credit limits to buy properties, and you use a third party service like Plastiq to wire the money to the title company, contractor, etc for 2.5%.

Some of it strategically and some of it not so much. 50 percent of the unemployed workforce are currently earning more not working then they were earning punching the clock.

The only drawback I really see is the penalty which I feel that I could make up through strategic real estate investments.

Second, those who retain servicing are concerned with capacity to process loss mit and loan workouts so they don’t want any investor loans or loans secured by the primary residence of investors because, statistically, investors are more likely than less sophisticated borrowers to strategically default.

Well, I have my prior year returns in hand, I am eagerly on the lookout for a CPA who loves and knows real estate tax, and can strategize how active and passive syndication investing fits together with a W-2 income and how to minimize tax.

Starting in duplexes and scaling to apartment complexes, I have used multiple strategies from strategically utilizing the VA loan, completing multiple BRRRRs, joint-venture Private Lending, large multifamily syndications, etc.