In this case, I would do my best to help them without causing my business financial loss.

Here are my questions:Is house hacking still a smart financial move in this market? 

I am currently building a dynamic team of multifamily brokers, mentors, and fellow investors passionate about the world of investing and financial growth.I aim to create a collaborative environment where we can share insights and strategies and support each other in our financial endeavors.

Consider this scenario; SMFL, a Japan based entity under the Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc.

I got interested in real estate investing around a year ago after hearing about the financial benefits of investing and after talking to a family friend who does this as well.

My question is - Will the courts still let the eviction proceed because of the second count since it is not a financial matter?

I feel like the medium of evaluation is on a seller's case by case basis, and the agent always feeling a need to have their own input to their own financial gains has deviated from the nature of business.

The seller's normally don't understand how much selling sub-to can jack up them up financially if the person buying the property stumbles. 

Also, do you have any kind of ballpark figure for how much of a discount the group would get off premiums grouped versus individual?

It's not quite California demand, as the area supports a much lower economic and demographic profile, however there is still a robust economy and community in most cities and with remote work, increasingly, young families and individuals moving to the coast for value, lifestyle and opportunity.