Quote from @Justine Phillipson: Hi Miguel! 

@Justin Holley it all depends and there is a lot of flexibility.Our PMC is able to pay insurance & taxes for owners as well as utilitieis on vacant & MF properties.The only thing we shy away from is mortgage payments - too much potential liability if we pay late due to our error or owner portfolio doesn't have needed funds.Pretty much anything specifically related to a property should probably be paid via the Property LLC for easier accounting/tracking.

Quote from @Justin Moy: Quote from @Solomon Rosenberg: Within the past 2 weeks I got 2 capital calls from different sponsors, I'm assuming that there are many deals in similar situations.The sponsors are saying, If they have enough capital to bring occupancy to 90% they will have better options to refinance or sell.

You can make money either way, just in DIFFERENT ways and on different time lines. 

@Justin WindhamThanks.

However, just in general supply levels should be dropping way down in future years as new construction starts, especially in the multifamily space, have dropped off a cliff.

  :) And always wear gum boots or Dr Martens just in case you step into human S#%@.Rudy Giuliani for San Fran mayor hahahaha

However, I like the prospect of the far northwest suburbs of Fort Worth like: Haslet, Justin, Saginaw and Rhome.

Hi - Justin Sloan with the Nesso Group has helped me with insurance in CT.

If I registered with every one of them, I'd spend $12-15K/year just in contractor registration fees.