They pressured us not to make loans to investors and, all the banks I worked for, were really tight on their investor lending to the point that they only did it for strong clients that might do a deal on the side.

I've had many clients come to me to legalize prior work which comes at a costs to the buyer/new owner.  

I bought my first 5% down and so do most of my clients.

We’ve got clients working on all these strategies and househacking is the way to go here.

A good friend of mine just helped a client get a duplex in South Philly.

Average tenant stay of over 5 years.7 evictions in 17+ years out of >1,000 tenants.Income reliability: Our clients had zero decrease in rent and zero vacancies during the 2008 financial crash.

I always tell my clients how we look at deals, go in at a low number and have the buyers build the momentum.. verse the other way around..

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

For this case I think I'm going to opt for no response, because the review was so ridiculous that future guests will probably recognize it, but alot of great ideas and feedback here for cases where you do need to respond!

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