I posted months ago about my plans to leave my high paying W2 position, and COVID did this for me last month. My employer never liked that I had rentals and also flipped some properties, but the truth is he had talked...

We were working with local govt officials , everyone has their hand out Makes it very difficult to develop 

If you have your property under an LLC you cannot DIY represent yourself anyway.Also,  consider approaching your local media outlet or writing a letter to editor of newspaper and contacting your representative government officials to let them know that you are a landlord who has a tenant who is able to pay rent but has taken advantage of the terms of the emergency eviction moratorium and refuses to pay rent.   

For clarity; as with a trust, lenders do not exercise the "due on transfer/sale" clause when real property is transferred to the SAME individuals in an official capacity (e.g.

So I've built an official platform that takes all the lead emails (Zillow, Apartments.com, Realtor.com, etc), captures the email / name / and property address and sorts them into my online manager. 

So I bought off a legal 2 family house in Brooklyn which had an apartment upstairs but was taken out and everything was converted by the previous owner into one nice big house without any official permit to convert it..

You may still need drawings, but permits are still being reviewed & Issued.If you already have a permit, construction has officially been opened up in Philly as of May 1st. 

However, many elected officials are participating in class warfare and are pandering to what they see as a larger voting base (there are many more tenants than landlords in their constituents).This is reason #87 to avoid investing in these overreaching, tenant-friendly states. 

Whereas a loan from one person to another is much more straight forward (be sure you're still getting an official note drawn up by an attorney here).

There is no official investor group in the area, but the housing association holds a once a month meeting for landlords.