Hi Matt,As long as the leases are active, have been active and can verify proof of rent payment, it should not be an issue.

We’re passionate about revitalizing properties and bringing value to neighborhoods with strategic renovations.I’d love to connect with others who are active in these areas or have insights into the local market.

*My husband and I are fairly new to real estate investing and are both Active Duty stationed in D.C.

Working with the local police department as the first building was on the problem properties list, and actively working with neighbors and the neighborhood.

Working with the local police department as the first building was on the problem properties list, and actively working with neighbors and the neighborhood.

Hey Rafael, after 21 years in this business as a licensed broker and an active investor/landlord, I'd definitely recommend staying away from condos, especially with those high HOA fees—they can feel like a dictatorship!

Looks like the activity on Bigger Pockets has diminished!  

I've been ramping up my short-term rental activity, too.

I'm actively seeking properties to seed my portfolio.Hugely bullish on Detroit.

Motion-activated security cameras.