I'm in the process of getting three smaller properties listed to do a 1031 exchange to a mid-sized apartment complex.

Three dogs, one a new pup, will do damage regardless of how great your tenant may be. 

Data is not readily available, unless you have a costar subscription which can be very costly or are in contact with commercial brokers.

Had the same tenant for five years and want to know how to fix them because they are $400 below market, just added a dog, and have paid rent three weeks late for the last 14 months?

READ THIS article for starters then check out your state law.I think California has a grace period of three days but I'm not sure.

Here's a BP blog article I wrote on Three Key Routes for Passive Real Estate Investing two of which are good for self directed retirement accounts.

I plan to pick up several residential rentals over the next two to three years before getting into commercial.

We aren't new to flips but we are purchasing our first three townhomes that we plan to rent.  

I'll fast-forward through a lot of the details, but three and a half years after having gotten my real estate license, I'm closing out this year selling $8,218,300 of multifamily properties for a combined total of 117 multifamily units. 

We're not even sure she'll be dead in six months, as my dad had pancreatic cancer, lasted three years instead of six months to a year that doctors gave him.