I've come across a potential deal with a local landlord that is sick of land-lording and is interested in releasing the 24 units he owns outright.

But we didn't necessarily want to be land lords over properties that tenants didn't have a vested interest in.  

Originally posted by @Brad Ott:@Joseph Bramante I am curious to know if you allow non-credited investors participate in your deals... do you?

I was first introduced to BP by my lending officer/friend that I used for my personal home, Brad Durrant (fellow BP member) around March/April this year and ever since I’ve been hooked!

Thank you Jay Orlauski for putting such an amazing event together.Also, big vouch for Brad Roltgen.Jason Pritchard (Pinnacle Investments)You sparked my mind w/ marketing strategies.Doug Dart (Sayland PM).Al Williamson (Leading Landlord).Justin Vecchiarelli (Sutton Hague).Rob Boese (Boese Commercial).And all others who spoke.

@Brad Larsen and @Brian Phelt Please also send me your contacts.

Thanks,Brad Cook

Brad,The Rates from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) were once the only option. 

If the end goal is to simply be a landlord and build up cash flow assets.. this is pretty much real estate one O one.. a good broker or PM in your area that works in investment real estate will guide you .. and then for sure BP is the place to go to get advice on land lording hands down.. tons of landlords here  who have seen everything there is to see in that game..  

@Brad SchaeppiWhy would there need to be an eviction on a month to month lease?