Going forward, you will only respond to written messages.You could also tell the tenant you will no longer respond to texts, only emails.

@Charles P.First, make sure you get leases, rent ledgers and tenant phone & email BEFORE you buy a property!

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊Please send us any feedback via email, as we do not use the DM feature here.

REIA, Meetups, co-workers, even shooting commercial brokers an email, since they are dealing with buyers, so likely know groups that are syndicating their deals.The final step: anyone 506(b) or (c) has to file a Form D with the SEC.  

PM me and I can email you a laundry list of exactly what we lenders require when doing a bridge loan for a real estate investor.

They simply do not respond emails.The worst part is that they do not respond emails or address any question, their client service contact is a nice guy who does not know anything and rely on Jay Walsh for information but he never responds.

I even got an email from a private lender offering a loan AND the collateral due to the borrower burning through capital and now they are stuck with it. 

This covers their liability to you for what they break and covers them with temporary housing funds and other benefits if they need it.

Please feel free to reach out to one preferably my email as we are not allow to self promote. 

Teh signup process is your typical name, email, basic info and you are in the systerm.