I just got the first water bill that seems to indicate a pretty significant leak (or error) and I'm not sure what my next step is.

I got into real estate investing by accident and based on the reality of being mid-level management @ age 54, I'm on the coroprate chopping block. I've got 80K & 100K equity and looking to get started. Bigger Pock...

It's going to be a trial and error process, some people will work out, some won't.

It's trial and error.

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The most important thing is the knowledge and experience and if they aren't NARPM credentialed (for single family) or IREM (for large multi-fam) you're dealing with a rookie (in my opinion). 

The engineer did not make any fatal errors or have to dispute anything major with the city. 

BP posts have tendency to be too broad and include high, but prudent, leverage in with other reckless leverage strategies. yes what I see is risky was the post 2 weeks ago now"  thank you BP  0 to 15 units in 1 year)Broken down  Rookie or non experienced landlord  Never owned a rental before..

I’m sure you have a whole operation going on but if you have room somewhere to guide a couple of rookies in your area in return for however we can assist you or even jumping in our deal as well, everything is on the table on my end! 

Jay, I tried responding to your response to my pm but ran in to a glitch (it wouldn't allow me to type anything - probably used error, as I couldn't even figure out how to link previous members correctly in this post) so I hope you don't mind a shout out in this thread.