Nonetheless, I added a long list of hard money lender Do’s and Don’ts in this thread, :Seeking Hard Money Lenders Do’s and Don’t’sAs you’ll read, chief among these are to never pay up-front fees and always find your lenders locally.

Anyone can cook but that doesn’t make them a gourmet chief (or even a fry cook) and unless they have put thousands of hours into of effective relevant work and have a good sense of taste and understand what others want then they will not be able to maximize the results.

My understanding is that even though there is a moratorium, the tenants are still liable for the debt. Has anyone successfully been able to sue a tenant for back rent? I realize that collecting is another matter, but ...

He's the attorney who got involved to save Chief Green and who tried to get Louise Lucas out of office because she told police to "stand down" when rioters were destroying city property. 

There have been some violations from the county Fire Chief that need to be resolved by the seller and at this time all units are occupied.

I was able to connect my mentor with a CEO, COO, and Chief Development Officer all from different parking companies.

I am a future (good) tenant looking to move to Syracuse, NY.

There are a number of reasons that people sell properties off market and the chief among these are financial urgency and/or problems with the property. 

Venture capital money will flow to any state if the business idea is worth it.Doing a quick Google search looking only at top page results, I found multiple rankings that place Texas much higher than California:CNBC ranking Texas is 2, California is 32https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/1...Forbes ranking Texas is 2, California is 31https://www.forbes.com/best-st...Chief Executive Texas is 1, California is 50https://chiefexecutive.net/up-...Bipartisan Tax Foundation state business tax ratings Texas is 11 and California is 49https://taxfoundation.org/2021...No doubt California has a strong legacy of innovation and the existing talent base will make the state a powerhouse for years to come.

Are you a current Syracuse real estate investor?