Some folks votes count for more in real life....but they don’t count for more here. keep in mind many service providers on this site that sell ancillary real estate products are welcome wagon posters.. and this juices there post counts a lot.. you know the posts  IE welcome to the site go here go there.. while those are nice and valuable to the new member it can give an illusion of more involvement on the site than what they really do..

What is the procedure if this company has gone "belly up"?

The juice probably won't be worth the squeeze.If you rent the SS to anyone, you now have the issue of a bunch of strangers constantly coming to the property where your MFR tenants live.

I can play devils advocate for LA to juice up your investment blood.

Do some networking, go to conferences, and meet the people that are in the position you'd like to one day be in.All of these deals, at their core, are real estate development projects that simply use historic tax credits as a means of financing to make it viable or juice the returns.

It's like drinking water all your life and suddenly getting a taste of sweet juice.

Here are a few suggestions I would use.I would get business cards and hand them to everyone within arms reach .I would get some " Homes For Rent" bandits signs and put them all over town.I would offer everyone that contacted me a small referral fee for bringing me another renter.These are just a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing.Hope this helps.

It's also all members responsibility to report questionable posts, the staff can't be reading 10,000 forum posts and every blog weekly, so everyone ought to belly up to the bar and just be good citizens in the community.I'm done, thank you if you got this far!

All other reviews are useless, its like asking advice from a person who has never had tacos before and they have tacobell for the first time and say taco bell is the best tacos in the world. 

It's fine to forbear for someone who truly cannot afford it, but those who can pay should do so rather than look at this as an opportunity to juice our ROI at others' expense.