Training tenants upon move-in is huge.  

They stated yes they look for indicators and then they run in the locations the person reported living in. I

The neighborhood I'm looking in is a pretty rough, which is why homes are so cheap, but the opportunity is there to provide clean, safe, and affordable housing for a Section 8 voucher holder.

I have been sitting around and lost out on some multi families in the markets i'm looking at investing in.  I

Not only do you need to trust the fund of funds manager is not going to steal your money, but also the group that they then invest in is also not going to steal your money.But at the end of the day, my issue with most fund of funds is, they simply don't offer any value and likely are dilutive to the underlying investment.  

There's been so much interest in real estate investing and the success stories on podcasts and in books - most of which were achieved over the last decade - give people the real estate "bug" and they often over pay either because they don't know how to run the numbers or because they're just so anxious to get in. I

All-in, I am about $600 negative monthly cash-flow, and the principal balance paydown portion of the mortgage is about $750 per month. 

About a year ago I stayed in Saint Thomas at a short term rental and the property had a two car garage and an apartment below it that the “care taker” lived in. I

Conventional rate would be higher, but you could potentially lose your PMI. 2) What state are you located in? I

Would you mind naming some of the firms he has invested in? I