Or vice versa.Works only if y'all can approach this as a generational strategy, but worth thinking about.

Vice versa what are the reasons that some investors prefer to not use one when buying investment property?

Please feel free to send me a PM and i'll be happy to discuss options.Mark BeckwithSenior Vice PresidentJordan Capital Finance

This was because John was a real estate broker.John showed me some sort of award placque that president Bush had given him for making some significant number of people millionaires through real estate.

Not just trying to find them on FB and see if you vote for the same president but more like understanding their rental, job, income and credit history and know how to interpret that info.

I think we see more or less the lows from Thanksgiving to President's day. 

Below are some ideas I had:Run for President of the HOATry to increase HOA dues and reservesHOA aggressively foreclose on past due HOA dues and buy them at auctionTry to prevent any MLS sales by making owners aware of my intentions and reaching out to them directlyTry to disqualify complex for conventional/FHA financing due to owner/investor ratio rulesAfter disqualified reach out to all owners at the same time and offer to purchaseContinue to purchase units off MLS if any become availableAny thoughts or recommendations?

Of course rates vary daily, so anyone else looking at this thread in the future please be conscious of the date this was posted.Zach------------------CHARLIE HILLEMANN | Executive Vice President, Stifel BankORGreg Iverson Vice President - Mortgage LendingBank of Springfield

When demand exceeds supply, rents go up, and vice versa.However, given this is a government program, public policy concerns can significantly impact the supply/demand dynamic.  

The best PM can outperform a bad self-managed, and vice-versa.