I have joined a couple of groups on FB, and connected with some other people here.

See, when your not ooozing BS like 99% of such calls are, it gives people hessitation. 

I will say I've done far more loans for people, the majority of them out of state investors, in Cleveland.

Perhaps these liability issues aren't something most people building think about and if so I'd be interested in hearing that. 

The solution is for people to find places where their wages permit them to buy or rent a decent place to live.

I usually try to work things out with people, saves a lot of attorney fees and makes for a better life.

It's at Kalahari, apparently because so many people showed up at the last board meeting to voice their displeasure with the proposal. 

We pay them back at close.For people/teams that do something similar, I'm curious what software you use or spreadsheets you've created to: Track cash current cash flow and projected cash flow for the whole business that including fixed costs like payroll and variable costs as well. 

If they don't know where they are going, no matter what else you talk about, you aren't buying that house unless you can solve the problem of where they are going.The most colossal mistake in all off-market acquisition is that people use the same dumb scripts for all sellers and they almost always talk about a cash offer.

Now, this struck me as strange because these people are constantly behind on their rent.