@Fenzee PierrePart of your question depends on your objectives.

If the tenants complain then we hit them with our second objection, and just keep going down the list until they go away.

With the liquidity you have, I would consider investing in rental properties.I would consider what you objective is.

You will need to investigate on the property market before you can identify specific locations which have higher value gain through pricing and also renting.Explore different financing options according to your financial situation, such as FHA loans or renovation loans, based on your investment objectives.

I say (objectively) name the syndicators!

I would be delighted to connect with you, talk about your financial objectives, and provide insights into the current market trends in Kansas City.

It's crucial to remain objective and not get involved in their personal disputes.

It's advisable to research US real estate markets that align with your investment objectives, taking into account factors like employment growth, demographic trends, rental demand, and property values.

There is some content related to cold calling, object handling, etc. but they do not post on this as much as Ricky and Brandon do.

Of course you have to do your homework upfront, I also specifically look for tenants who take pride in their homes, regardless of if they are renting or not.It really depends on the strategy and the investor's business objectives.