Hi everyone - I'm a multifamily investor and have a property management company based in the capital region. Given Covid-19 I wanted to check in with other investors who have investment properties / rentals in the Cap...

Added to that were comments of a very sentimental nature about it being "her home" and how my dad and her were "planning a life together," and clincher -  "Your dad said you would take care of me."  

@Joe Splitrock is on the money and I agree with the sentiment of @Greg M.Many of us on here are wise to screening and I believe the true test goes beyond "does he make enough to pay."

lol There is really no reason for us to be only 15% off the top on S&P (Nasdaq stuff got even closer).Check this graphic, re: Fed's helping handpicture comes up too small on BP. full one here: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4332374-sentiment-speaks-fed-please-stop-helping

I have screened my tenants, but I am worried about this new, popular sentiment which is being fomented from government and the media.This fall is going to be a mother!

And, of course, neither of these investments produces cash flow, nor can it be easily leveraged like real estate.I do agree with the sentiment that taking these too far does get one into doomsday prepper-land.

It's making my brain explodeThe prevailing cap rate of a certain area (certain sub market) is a reflection of investors' sentiment in that market.

David,I understand your lender sentiment.

Unless you do many B2B transactions, you should just file in the state in which you will be headquartered (hopefully that will be the most income tax advantageous state.)There's a lot of justified sentiment among the BP forums that LLC is not necessary since it may create more work and expense than required for liability protection.

This post is probably a little too sentimental for some of you here, but here goes...A few years ago, my brother and I inherited the house we grew up in.