If I self-manage for 5 years I can have them paid off, at which point I may transition them to residential rental and have them managed for me.  

I would also invite the past owner to help make the transition easier and more comfortable with the tenant.

I am looking for other investors in the area to share ideas and to develop professional relationships with, as I transition back into and expand my expertise areas in real estate investing as a full time activity.Thank you for having me here on the site and may everyone prosper and be well.

I believe this may be beneficial into transitioning into my real estate investing career.

During the transition, I became an accidental landlord, which has been a good experience because I was blessed with perfect tenants.

My greatest real estate achievement has been getting my real estate business earning enough cash flow each month to allow me to transition from my full time corporate job to a part-time corporate job.  

The only similar experience I have is running a transit level and grade stick on building foundations and sidewalks. 

It is often touted as having a lot of potential, yet what has always concerned me about the area is its proximity to transit.

Hello Everyone,Call me crazy, as every podcaster in the multi-family space always seems to bemoan working with sub B-Class tenants, but here goes:  -I'm looking at several multi-family properties in the Montclair/ Ontario area (inland empire), that would be great investments, if it could be transitioned to Section 8 subsidized housing tenants. 

I need to make a transition.