Some experts are saying to weather the storm by only investing in cash flow properties, no flips.

Because of this treatment in the CARES act, the multifamily industry weathered the worst of the pandemic.History tells us that during recessions, multifamily housing production contracts moderately, rent declines are short lived, and vacancies only increase briefly and by modest amounts.

Is their a per diem agreement for past due steps in the project (outside of any crazy weather, health issues, or stop work orders) These are just some basics.

For me having cash reserves is very important to weather any bumps in the road. 

Be an amazing opportunity to Network with a diverse group of leaders while staying healthy in this tedious weather.

Tile roof, stucco siding, no weather events and 20 year old housing stock makes a big difference. 

Also there is no reason for the best and brightest to stay in AZ hot weather.

If you have to change the exterior meter socket, install an exterior switch and perhaps a new weather head, the costs could go up.

Hey Guys, I am within a year of my first deal (I believe) and I am torn as to weather I should purchase a cash flowing multi family within 200 miles of where I live or brrrr long distance. 

So today just ask them like ALL SMOKERS IN CA its illegal to smoke in doors .. we are not talking about adverse weather at any time of the year.