I love collaborating with local investors and sharing resources, we will win!

Is anyone interested in doing a collaboration?

Can we collaborate together and help me find these deals? 

Because they are responsible for more serious dog bites than "pitbulls" but those stories dont get sensationalized in the media.I plan to prioritize my units to rent to pitbull owners because they will pay a premium for the security of being able to have their dogs on the lease.

The program that I would look for in your area is a collaboration between a commercial bank and a conventional bank or find a bank that has both commercial and conventional in house.

Lots of great people to meet and lots of people to give plenty of pointers :)  link below  You will find endless ways to meet up with people in the cities (use meetup to search some more opportunities as well as bigger pockets meetups listed on the site) which is awesome for all of us to try and collaborate!

I understand the frustration if the property is located in a city with rent control with 10+ year tenants paying way below market, but if that is the case, a 6 month lease would probably not make any difference either.Although some markets and some tenants will warrant short-term leases, the majority of tenants are looking for stability.At the end of the day, I sincerely believe a majority of property owners prioritize long-term security in income and minimizing turnover ahead of short-term gains and attempting to maximize returns above all else.

We do collaborative accounting with clients so they do the basic day to day and we come in a do a little cleanup either monthly or quarterly.

. - Running individual gas meters and providing per-unit forced air was our ideal option, but we went against it for the following reasons: 1) the logistics of running new gas lines to each unit would be difficult and expensive; 2) that coupled with the fact that it was only a partial renovation of the building (not all the units at once) added to the difficulty; 3)given the time frame we had to complete the units we were working on, it was too risky to bring in the logistics of city and utility collaboration and inspections, to stay on schedule. - Regarding baseboard heat: given the upgrades we were doing (not fully high end but still nice), baseboard didn't provide the "amenities" we wanted the tenants to have e.g. air conditioning, programable thermostat, etc. - What we ended up doing was an electric forced air system.  

We are hoping to re-prioritize updates to the Marketplace by early 2020, I will certainly make sure we discuss the search functionality at that time.