I let them know that I have issues logging into my account and I would be in touch at the beginning of the week, so today, Monday.

After spending $15K on the subscription, they put me in touch with an inexperienced real estate agent who in turn hired an inexperienced contractor for my fix and flip.

That is how Airbnb began, but not something I would personally touch just for the liability aspect of it.  

I do think finding a property (whether MF or other) in an appreciating area to rent and get cash flow going would be the most viable option.Thanks for your opinion and input, I just shot you a connection let's stay in touch!

I'll stay in touch.

@Peri Reischel I think some key topics to touch on is that we have the highest bankruptcy rate since 2008 there's a new survey out that says 26 percent of Americans are paying 50% of their income for rent.

Ok, great, but the troubled loans in his portfolio won’t be able to refinance into GSE debt without massive cash injections by the borrower because agencies are topping out at 60-ish LTV (current value).I agree with you that there is an opportunity here—but I wouldn’t want to touch any of this bridge debt unless bought at a very steep discount, and so far those trades don’t seem to be happening.

They were good about getting in touch with me for the docs they needed to get things going and  setting up the LLCs. 

I have called 311 with a couple of code enforcement/zoning questions, and they have always been able to put me in touch with someone who could answer my question. 

You may think you wont touch those assets but what if you want/need to sell off one property out of the group?