The event was titled Big Fat Checks.

I’ve kind of put real estate on the back burner these last few years but my wife and I sold our house in March and are now looking to purchase a duplex to house hack.I wanted to reintroduce myself here.

@Lauren Akins repairs and maintenance are for items like clogged toilets, burners that go bad, leaky faucets, etc.

Getting money back: fat chance, not worth the brain damageGetting a contract release: who cares, just carry on.

All of those things have tangible (but hard to quantify) value but if you're sitting in San Diego, Colorado, Michigan, etc. that tangible value drops to a big ol' fat zero. 

You are being put on the back burner because 1.

If your going to be getting quotes it may as well be from people who put a focus on the multifamily customer.Here is a list of boiler people from the Property Owners Association of NJ website.http://www.poanj.org/business-directory-2/wpbdp_category/boiler-burners/

Big fat zero since 2016.

Manuel Acuna: I've been guilty of this myself, If you want people to read your post you've got to cut out the fat and keep it short.you look to be giving great advice here.

I put tenants in one of my rentals a couple of weeks ago with 800 ficos, 2+ years on the job & a fat downpayment.