Just keep in mind that different PM companies operate differently and sometimes an certain owner and PM company is not a good fit for each other, and that's okay.

Using a "2nd home" loan for investment properties I don't think fits the requirements of the loan product. 

My parking area can technically fit a 4th car, but it would be tight and make maneuvering for other tenant cars more difficult.Should I accommodate this request? 

I am currently looking at properties in Montgomery and Indianapolis (I live in San Diego) where some of the deals fit the 1% rule at first glance which warrants deeper analysis but this is where I get hung up... 

This contractor has expertise in a specific area that no one else in this area has, which makes him the best fit over any of our other options but we cannot afford to have a disaster, nor costly mistakes.  

I'm not sure that a 1031 exchange is a tool that will fit most properties and is really that usefulI have been investing in Idaho and out of state (Arkansas).

it fit perfectly!

it fit perfectly!

The key to any creative finance deal is that you ask the seller what they want, ask them what they plan to do with the money, and then customize your offer to fit their wants and needs.

My first thought was to build, I could have fit a duplex on both lots easily.