When my condo tenant complained about tenants next store playing loud music into the night, my sister, who manages the place for me had to call the condo PM, who contacted the HOA, who contacted the condo owner next door.

I have been "PENDING" on a SFH property for over one year.  I've gone through four or five different file managers and I think we finally see the closing light at the end of the tunnel.  Chase bank recently requested ...

Short answer is for the BRRR strategy to work you need to have bought the deal in such a way that your purchase price, rehab costs and holding costs is no more than 70% ARV.  

I think the short answer is that it came from an organic process.Norm and I have been a ma and pa operation of purchasing and landlording in North Adams, Ma. for 10 years.  

If it's a short term flip, then the high-interest rates and down payments may not be as big of a deal (if everything goes right).

Also it wouldn't be traditional leases, it would be short stays, traveling business, etc.

@Jay Hinrichs on show 222 you mention that you were working on a new platform for short term investments.  

You'll need to start thinking about how to pay those sources back in a short time frame since I'm guessing you are a buy and hold investor and your funding sources wouldn't want you to borrow their money for 30 years.

(My intent is to defer my short term capital gains by way of 1031s until they qualify as long term capital gains...but that's a different topic.)

In short, a note could possibly be great for him; you just need to learn more about his situation.