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However, a closer inspection reveals some significant challenges that companies will encounter in the upcoming year.

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Consider this - even if there's only a 1% chance of encountering title problems, if you're not dealing with a large number of properties, that risk can still feel significant.

Like any service based business, you're going to encounter a variety of types of fee structures.

first off if you have to buy a system those are not true private money lenders those are HML ers full stop.private money lenders are folks that you meet personally.. at REIA meetings etc.. other professionals that you may encounter in your day to day that would have invest-able cash. many of these professionals will have IRA solo K profit sharing plans and those are your perfect investor. otherwise quit wasting your time and find the nearest HML that are REAL  ( tons of fakes) their rate will be basically the same as private lenders generally speaking

This is something you will encounter if you sell your current property; that you will get some of that equity back but there is a lot of money that will be lost in closing costs, taxes, agent fees and the like.  

The next pocket of doom is one a few see, and likely a pocket we've not encountered before.

Part of me thinks because the "sticker shock" of higher interest is slowly dying down OR the fact that landlords are all nervous about the rent control rumors swirling around and quickly trying to play catch up and get their rents to/near market value.

If you place anyone in a regular retail rental with inept investing or management styles you will encounter those problems no matter who you rent to.