You can also rent space at the library or the Goodwill Centers, their fees are minimal and sometimes free.

If homes are that cheap its for a reason, nothing good will come from it.

Even if the cashflow is not as good/will needs 20-30% down for a return, etc.

But, he's been with me for over a year, has proven his loyalty and has done plenty of favors for me in the past, so I'm happy to return the goodwill.

For wear & tare, I fix at my expense , an accident by a tenant I'll fix at my expense because it keeps good will...Abuse they will fix or live with it.

I believe one is looking good- Will wait and see how it pans- trying to keep the emotion of it all out and just figuring out if numbers make sense- making only offers that make sense as an investor, as I've learned here.I am responding here because I am looking to learn and maybe help someone out looking to invest in the LBC (or around/ mainly near LA and OC areas) to learn.

That presentation generated 4 realtor calls over the next two months that produced no business but importantly, plenty of good will with the broker owner.

By their nature most attorneys are uber-skeptical and reluctant to jeopardize their reputation and goodwill just because someone mailed them a single letter one day.

I gave them free rent for the one day of Christmas as a good will gesture.

The fourplex I am acquiring (fully and nicely rehabbed) has a cap rate of 12% and with financing on it the expected ROI would be very good. Will