However, video cam can allow me to observe first hand whatever it is the AC expert finds.4.

I always prefer to work with someone like that.I think David was spot on with his observation.

It seem you need a rental permit in Bethlehem (not only for students)...I think it is 150 every time house become vacant...so with student its about 1-2 years.Few other observations:- Make sure you factor management in your calculation even if you plan on managing it yourself...most students will require more attention then other tenants and you might get tired from tending to them..- Turnover with students is high so you need to factor new tenant placement as it can be a significant price tag.- If you buy few blocks from campus make sure number will work with regular tenants as well...and those rents seem to be quite low...just in case you don't find students...with students vacancy = 100% if you miss the academic year.Hope that's help,

I hadn't observed any mold when I was there the Tuesday before about the hinges and when he got back from Can Tire, I went up to inspect but he said he had already cleaned it all away.

I found driving the areas I'm interested in at different times of the day and observing the people, home conditions and businesses has helped me tremendously in making decisions on where to invest.

The fundamental flaw in the daily posts and YT's of big discounts coming is always on narcissistic observance, that because the price is too much for them, than by magic the market will reduce price to their budget.

Unfortunately, she stopped making payments and, when I inquired, she claimed that the house had collapsed, and she had to file an insurance claim.I visited the property and observed that it had been boarded up.

He replied, "I just pay him whatever he invoices me".....................................................Here are my three observed takeaways on MISTAKES OF NON-PROFESSIONAL LANDLORDS1.

They manage 26,000 units.Some observations about MHP resiliency during the COVID 19 Crisis: RENT COLLECTIONS* UMH (3rd Largest Public REIT focused on MHPs), Sun Communities (largest REIT and owner / operator), & Frank Rolfe (5th largest private equity owner) have all reported near normal collections level. - UMH: Through first week of April (86.6%)- Sun: April Collections 98% as of April 22- Frank Rolfe: Year over Year - same collections rates for April (after the first week)TRANSACTIONAL VOLUME* Marcus and Millichap: March Closings ($800m) / April Listings ($160m) - 5x drop.

Input/observations from anyone who has had experience developing multifamily in San Diego in terms of the challenges and upsides they may see in this situation would be most appreciated.