Me i would let them vent but refer back to the lease and local law in the discussion on what charges are valid.

You can start smaller (6 to 8 units)  and work your way up.Screening in a strict but responsible process that will help you with your occupancy rate percentage when it's done correctly.

(Redeem it)@Sandy Uhlmann i can't respond specifically to OH law but typically in most tax lien state, the above is not exactly true.

Helping out my brother in law who just bought a foreclosure.

FHA has very strict guidelines on how they lend.

The difference is, there are a lot fewer protections in CRE vs residential, so the laws about dual-agency and fiduciary responsibility are probably out-the-window. 

I think we have a leg up on a lot of places already.Hope that helps a bit - I dont even know if many elder law attorneys will understand the medicaid system very well - they may, but wouldnt hurt to talk to one and if the facility his mother is at has decent staff and the facility takes HCBS residents the executive director there should be able to help a lot as well.

I invest in multi family including duplexes and I have one 12 unit apartment, strictly buy and hold.

I’ve also read some posts about some new stricter laws in regards to wholesaling and I’d really like to learn what I can and can’t do and which title companies are the best to work with, or if that makes a difference.

(All Free)   We are strictly looking for feedback, this is NOT a solicitation.