The biggest and most costly mistake new, out of state investors make is buying in the wrong neighborhoods.

The market is going down right now in CA (correct me if I’m wrong we have a lot of markets and I’m only looking at a couple) I’m hearing people haven’t even felt a pull back in the mid west yet.

What the folks above said, but adding that the likely reason there was no conviction is because she has wealthy parents that pay for a very good attorney when she does wrong. 

I mistakenly put $2k on my ads.Within HOURS, I got so many calls, emails and texts, I knew something was wrong!

Please correct me if I am wrong but it seems to me that the only real way to make decent returns from multifamily construction is by throwing up large pre-fab 10+ family units.

How can I adjust my account so that I can post in the marketplace, and so I stop getting flagged for saying the wrong thing.

I would personally not post something that basically acknowledged I knowingly moved forward with structural work without a permit and knew it was the wrong process and trying to hide it from the city.

Maybe I have the math wrong...$14K in rent over 28 months. 

There's really nothing at all wrong with living in the villages, and homeowners likely do see some appreciation. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.