When doing do diligence I have frequently been running into expense and income reports that show large sections of non-payment, I assume due to COVID.

You can find good tenants in all markets, but generally lower end areas it is harder to find qualified tenants, and they will likely turn more frequently.  

Or I could assign it to a partner, associate or whomever else I please as long as it closes.Many Investors, licensed or not, whether they flip or hold do this frequently and I doubt that many have a problem with it.

Here’s a quick look at four areas that frequently present security issues in multifamily units, such as apartment and condo complexes:PARKING LOTS/GARAGESBe it a luxury model or basic transportation, motor vehicles are essential to many residents’ lives.

I think that even a frequently asked questions for different groupings section would be good!.

Phoenix and Vegas are just areas we looked at since we have family there and we visit frequently.

@Paul Smythe like they say frequently in the podcast, there are deals within two hours drive of any market.

You can buy houses with credit cards, but have to convert the money into cash, which costs many percentage points (unless you have a special offer from the specific CC), but once you convert to cash, you lose the points associated with spending the money.However, I do run all of my rehab projects through credit cards, and frequently have tens of thousands of dollars running through those little puppies.

People are always asking for recommendation in those groups and I always add to my list those that are mentioned frequently, that way I always have someone I can get in contact with if needed.

The property still needs lots of maintenance and has been quite tiring to manage (tenants very needy/house having issues frequently) and I'm ready to sell.