Are all my invoices uploaded to my owner portal?

Without seeing itemized invoices, you won't know if charges are even erroneous or double billed.

@Mindy Jensen dang Apple haha.

Especially if you are able to put only 10% down and the units don't need rehab, this would be an 8.2% COC in year 1, pretty dang solid deal.

Pay invoices early.

If the owner(s) recklessly borrowed and lost money, made business deals knowing the business couldn't pay the invoices, or otherwise acted recklessly or dishonestly, a court could find financial fraud was perpetrated and that the limited liability protection shouldn't apply.https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/personal-liability-piercing-corporate-veil-33006.html

@Devin Dang @Conner Olsen and I are all investors in a few of those strategies

@Burke Ericson  dang that really sucks brotha ... seems like you really got the tenants from hell there.

As (If) you get more serious into it, I would then also request to view the current Leases and well as the ones prior, the Tenant background verifications/applications and the any receipts/invoices that the current owner has paid for maintenance/upkeep (such as the new roof) during the inspection period, you could possibly use that in your favor during negotiations.

I'm honestly really fed up with the general contractor.As a reminder, I pay the exact invoices that are submitted to the GC.