You bolster you position by saying minimum wagers don't count.

I'd wager there's more with people that leverage, people that buy trash properties and hope for their meager cash flow, people that buy trash properties and hope to flip.

Meet people and parlay that into a 1 on 1 meeting.

@Brian Wagers We use the 30k to acquire more properties and rehab them.  

Sounds like you already know the construction side, so if you can parlay that into learning how to negotiate and properly price you'll be set.Good luck and feel free to connect.

Obviously you're not screening yourself so some of these might not be easily pass on-able, but hopefully this can be parlayed into a productive conversation with your PM.Cheers!

I would wager it quadruples.

I will wager that a week from now when Garrett posts an update on this situation, this tenant will not have paid the $7,000, as promised. 

Guys like Grant just parlaying whatever success they had. 

Hi Christine,The new complexes they build are typicaly pretty nice and aimed at mostly "The Working Poor" aka Low Income vs no income.The government retains some control over the owners during the buildings contractual required time to offer units to the working poor.It would be nice if the government also runs a program like (crime ridden and dangerous) Nickerson Gardens in LA to house whomever does not qualify for one of these units.It works nice when it removes urban blight from an area and replaces it with nice modern housing, and sometimes resurfaced roads.It allows the working poor, (Min Wager earners at McD's and Tire removers at Pep Boys, etc..) to live in apartments comparable (inside) to those middle class (higher income) (some lifelong renters by financial circumstance, some not) renters might choose to live in.