I just received a digital copy after we received the deposit and first month’s rent. 

While the former presents a classic investment opportunity, the latter has caught my eye for its unique and potentially lucrative approach.As someone relatively new to this field, I'm aware that there might be aspects I haven't considered or opportunities I'm overlooking.

Baltimore or Cumberland are probably going to have the lowest entry price but also present management challenges.

Inside a retirement account, you still get all the appreciation and rental income that adds up massively over years and the returns are usually well over double digits.  

We have a mixed bag of federally subsidized, as well as non-federally subsidized rent assistance programs, many which abide by rent assistance Housing Quality Standards requirements.For Housing Quality Standards, screens are not actually required...if they are present, though, they must be in good condition so as to not posed a cutting hazard or other health and safety riskHope that helps

I have made 3 digit returns on tax lien properties with minimal work.

And in 2023 up to present he does not have employment but just accepted at a military or base near where we live.  

Hello everyone,I’m a 20 year old aspiring multifamily syndicator and I’m looking for someone with who I can practice and role-play pitching deals to with a full presentation and answering tough questions.If anybody could help, would be an absolute honor and very appreciated.Thanks

I just assume that anyone operating at a high level with triple digits worth of reviews is GOING to have a high average review.

The lead guy, Ronan McMahon, presents some compelling deals.