However, since I flip houses, I need cleaners who can do a very thorough post construction cleaning and make it shine so it is ready to be staged and sold.

I used to commute from boulder to the Denver tech center for my job.

piggybacking off this thread:We own retail strip centers and malls throughout the country (about 6.5M sf), most of our properties have 3rd party management which we oversee and some of the properties we manage ourselves.

I have read the Ultimate Screening Guide and written a basic set of screening requirements but still have some questions that hoping someone could help answer (maybe before I have to hire an attorney). 1) On the tenant resource center page (http://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/discrimination) I found what seems to say that "unemployment" is a protected class in the city of Madison: Madison includes all extra classes in Dane County plus: Citizenship Status (City of Madison only)Genetic Identity (City of Madison only)the fact that a person declines to disclose their social security numberAtheismHomelessnessUnemploymentThat seems a little odd to me.

What I do on centers is look at the size of the center.

Is it a trust fund that you contribute to monthly and and can use to cash out at a later stage if wanted?

I'm starting to think that larger multi-families and smaller commercial apartment buildings may be the best approach for me at this stage, so I look forward to participating in future discussions about these as well as building potential partner relationships. 

Kitchen pics attached of before and repainted stage. 

Hi everyone,My husband and I are new to real estate investing and are in the very early stages of learning the ropes.

In Downtown Newark, there is the Museum of Art, New Jersey Devils Arena, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Audible Headquarters, Rutgers Business School, Seton Hall Law School, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, and throughout the years this location will only continue to improve!