Any advice on achieving conservative underwriting in the market that we're currently in?

SFRs are simple but apartments I have no idea how many units to target.

To help achieve this goal it is important for the Resident(s) and Management to work together to minimize any mold growth on the Premises.

I am seeing people investing in opportunities where they are in a second or even unsecured position and are targeted to receive a net 1-2% above a 1st position lien.For example,:Option #1:You receive a $50k first position lien $100k property - you are targeting to get a 9% return.Option #2:You are in 2nd position on the above deal and are $50k so 100% ltv and you are targeting to get 10%Option #3: you give someone $50k and it unsecured for them to go out and buy an asset and you are targeting to get 13%.I have literally seen several people over the last few days say they’re going to go option three because it provides the highest return.

When your documentation is thorough and all procedures are correctly followed, you can typically achieve a favorable outcome in having the tenants removed.I've done it many times with out the need for an attorney. 

Is there a way to achieve both without having to give up all of the properties in the long run? 

But if you have it financed at 80% LTV you have achieved 4x return of the inflation rate.

They are a summer weight comforter and these are a bit thinner that those.Overall they are a larger size than your typical Walmart/Target comforter so they will hang nice on the bed and work great as a summer weight cover.

Although market fluctuations and regional differences can impact these trends, targeting the late fall and winter months usually provides a greater chance of purchasing a home at a lower cost.

I'm looking particularly to cater to the rural markets as well, trying to target locals driving to mountain destinations for short getaways.