That could mean:Your fees could go up at anytime.You could get hit with a special assessment.They could implement a rule about how many rentals can be in the complex / how long they can be rentals.

I have some experience in multifamily and commercial RE but I’m hoping to implement the BRRRR strategy soon.

As i am looking into growing my portfolio quickly, i wanted to get an idea of what systems and items/tech people have implemented in their rental properties to make managing it easier.

How exactly do you implement this strategy?

How exactly do you implement this strategy?

one caveat: this rule is extremely hard to implement on mls listings. it won't hurt making these offers, but unless your agent is investor-friendly, you'll likely get fired as a client. 

I definitely need to implement a way that makes it beneficial for both parties.

I wish the Attorney General had some software in place to handle this, since there are software packages out there that can review the “education grade level” of text - so it could really be automated that way, and then each time a change needs to be implemented the new document(s) can be submitted; I imagine an electronic receipt of some sort would be issued to confirm approval should the AG ever implement such a thing, along with keeping a copy of the document(s) in some database as a “just in case” they are needed.

Perhaps it was one of the many anti-landlord laws that the city & state were looking to implement at the end of last year, but didn't?

I realized that money is made when you have specialized knowledge and you implement that specialized knowledge creatively and diligently.Maybe the reason why you're struggling in doing a deal is because you don't know some of these techniques so you're entry and exit strategies are limited.Hope this helps and inspires you.If so, reply to this and if you have questions, let's have a discussion here.