Purchase price: $55,000 Cash invested: $5,000 This property was part of a package deal with another darby property right up the block bringing in a combined $1500 a month.

They denied me because of my student loans (even though I have 2 rental properties with the same student loans) and then offered me a real estate investment package but the interest rate was 5% (my current rate is 3.99).

From what I've seen, the ones that are really good to work with have been a package deal with the owner - When the property gets sold, a new mgmt company moves in. 

Either look for a brokerage that provides a CRM to you or pay for one (many come with a website and CRM in one package).

The log packages used to be not too bad cost, but by the time you add the labor and the more time-intense things (running electricity, plumbing, chinking, etc) the costs get you well beyond stick-built.

Residents in large cities would pay even more, valuing an amenity at $202 per month.A survey of 2,000 apartment residents from Package Concierge found that half of the renters have revised their outlook on amenities due to the pandemic.

What if someone broke into cars or stole an Amazon package.

Then move on and TCB like a professional.Not to say I’d allow the tenant to flex on me, per se...but I’d be more concerned about the potential property damage and hassles of a disgruntled tenant than the germs.Also, this move would play better if you offer a fresh mask sealed in an original package.

I will be shopping around for sure, I just had an off the market listing call me today for a 4 unit package that I would love to get, but I am not satisfied that that interest rate is the best....

CMHA issues a voucher/move package with an amount specified.