What ever you do, make yourself a leader in the space-Make several new connections each day-Attend RE groups and conferences-Be a keynote speaker

It's actually a loss leader when you start bringing on employees until you get up over a few hundred units.

It is not an option to move in with me in Covington because of parental religious beliefs...Going to step up my game and analyze and view as many multis as I can over the next few weeks.

I'm also starting my pre approval process, there will be two borrowers my partner and I, both have solid W2.Our goal is to build a strong portfolio in the next 2 years of small MFH in Indy to ultimately replace our W2 and have more options, I don't see myself quitting a full time job but it's the sense of freedom and having the opportunity to spend time with family and love ones as I will be a married man in a few months :) I also listen to BP webinars religiously, and connect to fellow investors.

Those seen as leaders or (in the know) tend to get more business.

If  the stress of finding shelter isn't a constant stress in their lives, homeless people will have time to hold a job and address and possibly correct mental and substance abuse issues.Community leaders, housing authority, private and public officials were all there to hear Lloyd Pendleton - but guess who wasn't???   

@Chris BunyaIt looks like Denver is the leader of rules involving ADU's and not sure if the surrounding communities will adopt similar laws or rules.

We always want him gone because he is the ring leader on allowing "trash" in the park and letting other users have more than 1 RV site for the cost of 1.The owner is on my side since i plan to keep it nice and he is just trying to get rid of it help pay some bills. 

This topic can spark a religious war here on BP).Beginning to transfer ownership of these properties to the children now via joint ownership in LLCs between the parents and children can spark Gift Tax situations. 

Rewey  were my dad and I came up with the Zero interest was in the era of 15 to 20% interest rates.. and you had I believe it was Datsun  ( Nissan to those who are too young to know what a Datsun is ) was the first auto maker to come out with 1.9% or 0% financing on their car's.Also at the same time I had a group of Saudi buyers ( circa early 80s) who could not pay interest for religious reasons.So just cranked up the HP and and started to get very familiar with PV's and all different calcs.. in those days we sold our owner financed land at 15% interest 7 years..