Let's connect and let's see what do you think about this transaction, where can be done better, improve and get better results in order to recycle the money over and over.

while also being conscious of the heating bill since I pay.For uppers- in the past I have received calls about uppers being cold,  I'd like to minimize those calls if possibleparking- I am reinforcing the one vehicle per unit and also want to stress the importance of this  because if not the snow removal company may not be able to clear areaSnow removal- they work on their own schedule due to their workload clearance times may vary throughout the season Garbage- each unit has a trash and recycle bin 8 total, have had issues in the past about overflow/ not taking out to curb on collection night/ and using other bins any other tips for addressing this?

If the tenant is not currently paying rent and has been milking the covid programs for the past year, I would absolutely insist they are gone before you acquire.

These tenants are in the middle of evictions and have been milking the system with filing for bankruptcy.

At least there I am recycling my money to build wealth in a different way. 

So those that live in California and the north east you basically get one gallon of milk and a slice of bread.

My plan is to buy a residential multifamily property, using private money, pay them exactly how i would pay a bank. and in order to add value, I would fix up the units, raise rents, and then refinance with a bank, pay off the private money, and just recycle the private money. 

They left me a giant pile of dirty dishes on the sink, a trashcan and recycling bin that overflowed to the floor and stained the wall and floor, a dirty floor and a stove top covered in grease and food particles that were even smeared on the wall.

What i do know is that its very similar to an FHA loan and you're only allowed 1 at a time, but what i don't know is if it recycles.

I am all in on BRRRR right now and have 4 Cash out Refi's this month and am going to keep recycling that money and get as many rentals as I can why the rates are so low.