Hi all, hopefully everyone is doing good and practicing good social distancing.

The systems and best practices on how to run manage and run a 30 unit complex is easy to get and readily available. 

(cash, subject-to) I am reading a lot online and bought a couple books on the topic but there is nothing like actually talking with people and getting involved in a conversation that practice this area of real estate. 

Additionally, there is a lot of differences in legislation and bank practices across states, so I'm hoping to confirm any pros and cons to this strategy.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

This can occur, usually through a family member or friend that is or knows someone that is getting ready to sell and you can get it at below market price· Direct Mailing & Marketing (social media, SEO, Google Ads)Another way to obtain Deals Off Market or Below Market Value· Driving for DollarsA technique where you drive around in neighborhoods that you are looking to invest in, and you look for Distressed and/or Value-Add properties.

I was able to talk to the individual and he agreed to cancel, so this potential crisis is averted.I’m sure this question is addressed in other posts, but since today’s topic addresses policy, what are considered best practices as it pertains to AirBnB booking requirements?

It is best practice to save one month of rental income and use that as your reserve fund for potential repairs.Seasonal expenses: This is perhaps the most commonly overlooked area of expenses.

Organic (SEO) and paid.In this discussion Organic doesn't play a part because  well it is an investment in time and ranking #1 has not much  (well if you want to be very technical.. then yes it does... but for the sake of this discussion...) to do with a virus plaguing humanity.So lets talk paid marketing.With paid marketing you have competition.

Wondering what the other management and landlords are planning on implementing for procedures regarding non payment of rent during the no eviction period.

I was thinking of asking tenants confirm that they have in ...