Hi All,I just had a R20 Deal land across my desk that I would seriously consider doing myself but at the moment, I am focused on closing the existing deals that I have on my plate.

And I never use the phrase transactional funding on them.They may be refusing the ridiculous boiler plate ones that you print from the internet.

The first buyer had backed out but the second in line stepped up to the plate and we closed in 30 days.

I know a guy that got to make license plates in Florida for 2 years at $.25 per hour.

That means building a portfolio of assets that work on their own without you having to run abound spinning plates and keeping the balls in the air everyday.

Add minimalist staging- a few wall effects, a plant or two, a few wine glasses and a plate out on a kitchen counter, etc.Better: Order your photos chronologically, as if they're in the exact order that a buyer would see as they walked through the house.

With mortgage companies making the process a little more demanding and the TV shows providing a unrealistic overview of the actual work involved, its' refreshing to have someone step up to the plate and provide a more realistic view.

Sure, you need to verify that there are rentals in that sort of area, the vacancy rates, and what the rents are.... but if the cash-flow is fine is the extra hassle all on your property manager's plate?

This is a rent stabilized apartment in NYC so my lease is fairly standard boiler plate stuff.

You have a lot on your plate.