If you find yourself in need of expertise in "commercial lending that we're going to shove into residential because terms/conditions/rates are way better," where guidelines trump logic, let me know how I can help.I've stolen business from folks on your side, for example, by having them put the 5th unit's oven/fridge/sink hook-ups under sheetrock and calling it a residential 4-unit. muahahahaha. 

It doesn't matter if you (personally) have $10 million in the bank, or have 12 other properties in other LLCs or corporations ...ACME LLC doesn't, and it is a separate and distinct entity from you and your other LLCs or corporations.That's why Donald Trump has declared bankruptcy several times, but is still relatively well-off.That being said, there are two schools of thought, generally:1.

donald trump i dont know

Trump, hedge fund, Marcus/ Millichap" guy, what's your advice for Jai?

Whatever that number is, would you try to be a Donald Trump or would you just stash it and spend your time thinking about other things than money?

Read Donald Trump art of the deal shows creative strategies that can be applied to low end deals just like he does to sky scrapers.

Who knows what will happen with tRump in place.

However, since it's a 6-unit, it's also subject to the ETPA, which means I wouldn't be able to raise the rent at all for 2017, and a vacancy lease would only allow me to go up a max of 20%.So my question is, does one rule (either Section 8's FMR or the ETPA's max rent increase) trump the other?

I've also been listening to and reading Kiyosaki, Trump and Sean Terry for quite some time now.

Are you sour because I did not agree with you when you said Trump was "one of the best American President's ever."