It’s not a comprehensive list but it’s a short list of people who know what they are doing in real estate and I value their opinions.

In overview, some of the attractive propositions of the Coliving model to tenants are flexibility, convenience, community and affordability. 

So we just finished step 3 of the BRRR method on our first real estate purchase. Never could've done it without biggerpockets as you can read from the post where we got a lot of advice and support here.But long story ...

I plan to target (mainly) $1million average homes... as those people tend to have better "comprehension" of the concept, clauses and contractuals... and I'd rather gross $100k. on a Sandwich LO or Prefore (and pocket listed?)

The geographical coverage from more than 21,000 U-Haul locations provides a comprehensive overview of where people are moving like no one else in the industry.The arrival of U-Haul Truck Share 24/7 is revolutionizing the moving industry through its more convenient, more secure way to pick up and return a truck.

Quick overview: FHA/203K stream line LOAN at 4.25%purchased a duplex for $299k in Boonton NJ. 203k at $19,800 on chimney repair, roof, and miscPITI + MIP $2,771Rent: 1,700First water/sewage bill is $78 per quarterEstimated rehab cost is around$50k ish and I am hoping to do all the updates within the first year.

Moving forward though, I would like to implement more comprehensive screening procedures.

My second property, I have local building inspector providing me with a comprehensive report which will help me decide if I am going to purchase the duplex or not.

I’ve seen your various posts over the last couple of months and must say: I think you’re falling victim to getting lost in the forest, for there are LOTS of tree details in your (impressively comprehensive) spreadsheets.

Can somebody give a short overview of dodd-frank.