1) You need some experience first in owning a multi, before tackling a 100% vacant building 2) You need a BIG cash reserve to factor in unexpected delays in the rehab and lease up 3) You need an experienced team to handle this type of deal.

(Note: I removed your email address from your post so people don't email spam you as a result of its posting)

I would like to change the name of the strip center, how would one tackle this?

You can also tackle multiple projects if you have more than one guy on speed dial.Hope this helps.Jeff V

I'm looking for a local or regional Property Management firm with value add experience plus a GC or GREAT subcontractor to tackle deferred maintenance.

He told me that plumbing companies are buying up water heaters by the hundreds as fast as manufacturers can produce them to have stock on hand and prolong dealing with this problem a little longer.I got quotes from three different independent plumbers and eventually decided to tackle it on my own. 

You need to layout the game plan with your lender, find out what his requirements are going to be on all future properties, then tackle the acquisition of new properties according to lender requirements.This way every time you take him a new deal it should fit neatly into the lenders requirements prior to getting the loan.

I believe this to be a nice opportunity for myself but I just do not know how to tackle this!

As for contacting members, once someone is a colleague of yours, you'll see the "Send Message" link below their Avatar.This is designed to prevent people from coming to the site and just SPAMMING the members using our PM system.

I know I get a lot of spam from the dude and never seems to have much substance.