If you withhold the rent I will toss you out on your ear, but I don't want to do that, because you're a good renter and we'll get that oven in there for you as quickly as we can. 

Additionally, some lenders may offer rate locks, protecting you from further interest rate hikes.By staying adaptable with your financing and strategic with your spending, you can protect your margins and stay competitive in a challenging market.If you need help exploring financing options for your next project, feel free to reach out!

I am all ears if anyone has any wisdom to impart to a newbie.So, I recently launched an LLC and I am working on getting it certified as a Woman Owned business; not sure if that will help in any way, but I figure it can't hurt.

I am actually trying to lock down a private money lender so I might not need a traditional bank for the loan. 

In the first call they disconnected my old PMS before setting up any of the messaging, notifications to cleaners, or locks before the end of the call.

If you do get a great deal, I'm all ears 

When using a lender, you'd be locked into their specific guidelines and sometimes, that's not the best for you. 

Each piece locks together to its neighbors.

Tenant “Lock-In”: Long-term tenants may prevent investors from adjusting rents to market rates, limiting income potential even as property expenses increase.

Shadowbox, dog ear, privacy?