This could potentially lead to complications such as frozen funds when mechanics liens are searched and they see the 2nd lien.

Yes, it is a numbers game.They say... 1) Postcards are easier to get glanced at and tossed. 2) Letters have a greater chance of getting opened and read. 3) Hand written notes and envelopes get opened even more.You could spend about a dollar per letter mailed doing it yourself, or you could spend $2.50 or more each for a company to do it for you and maybe have "mechanized handwriting."

That usually means the units were renovated, but what about structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing?

@Kevin Robert I started in Pittsburgh in 1995 as a mechanic full time and an agent part time. 3 years later after working both professions I switched to part time mechanic and full-time agent.

I am a licensed mechanical contractor and ran a commercial service company for around ten years, but never messed with new construction in that business.

If you're able to scale and take that mechanism to buy 3-5 quality houses, you may be able to sell 1 to pay off the others and just make nothing but cash(outside of taxes, insurance, property management).

Well because you can't count sheer dumb luck single deals as "free information helped me". ) then the effectiveness of "free information on YouTube is:(500,000/17,000,000)*100 = 3%Now let me give you some perspective.In the world of mechanical engineering.. let's say electric AC motors, efficiency numbers are around 95%.

Renovation of fixtures and cosmetics without mechanicals about half that amount.

"Beefy" Operating Agreements are generally needed if your entity has non-married partners or if you are using an LLC as a wealth transfer mechanism.

We recommend removing mechanicals until tenant MoveIn.