Personally I would never accept 1/2 rent because they will get used to your charity like feeding a stray dog and they'll decide to stick around until you evict them.Tell them nicely it's time to downsize into a smaller dwelling before his savings and credit are destroyed.

While we'll probably never surpass the other boroughs like Brooklyn, we directly feed off of their market and that's where the bulk of my buyers/investors have been coming from. 

Welcome @David Bilbey bp is a great place to feed your appetite for knowledge with a ton of great people sharing their experiences.  

I started with my first househack: a duplex in 2005 that now rents for $950/ea, and in next years bought two more SFR that cashflow -> inspired by rich dad/poor dad reading and working construction while finishing an OPS degree at WWU.Operated a seasonal campground, self employed in the off season and just saving pennies like a mad-man while the family grew and happily had to feed more mouths.

My question is how to handle feeding the LLC money from my personal finances. 

If other properties do not have sufficient cash flow, in Joe's words, to feed the negative properties, AND your commercial loans come due for reset, you could be in a situation where you would be considered over leveraged.

Hi I'm a contractor in Henry and surrounding area and would love to network with anyone on the Feed.

I find RDPD to be a work of fiction presented as actual facts that feeds on people's  hopes for a better tomorrow.

@Roger Rustad That's a great idea regarding RSS feeds spitting into an IFTTT feed.

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