I just had the situation with a bad tenant, who threw a whole gallon of pink enamel paint against the house.

Originally I was looking at Kansas City, MO, but after reading a few books and thinking about it more, I'm considering doing my BRRR strategy in my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio to cut my teeth in REI before diversifying into other markets!

This stuff will usually be marketed as a "water-based enamel."

However I was able to find the following that we all agreed on:A GOOD CPAAN EXCELLENT  probate/trust ATTY An excellent RE agentWith the above and and a *lot* of teeth knashing and fighting we were miraculously able to come to an agreement we all could live with.

I imagine she Did pretty well  well look her up on county records should be easy.. and offer to buy her portfolio.. that large of portfolio usually has to trade at a  massive discount to market. since buyers are Rare as hens teeth for those big of deals in those areas.. 

If another same-model house has 10 occupants between grandma, grandpa, mom, dad, 4 kids, brother + wife + 2 kids in the same 5-6 bedroom house, why would zoning go out of their way to pick on 4-6 single professionals earning probably 250k+ jointly and being very "green" through their low-carbon living that's kicking their student debt in the teeth?

My goal is to first cut my teeth in value add multifamily and the graduate to ground up projects.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

Would you go to a dentist that only has 3 teeth?

The next day it hurts to brush your teeth, never mind go about your daily tasks.