However, I absolutely will not allow it in my rentals, particularly in multi-family where it finds its way into the neighboring units.I don't know that I would reject him for his stupid hat, but I would definitely reject him for the request that I lower my standards.

I’m definitely interested in a meet-up or mastermind. 

Those places have good commutes to NYC and are on the path of gentrification.

I'm having trouble finding a definitive answer on this.

if inherited can definitely do a refinance cashout construction loan with no waiting period based on the arv . no income no doc and welcomes first time investors . what are the numbers looking like ? 

Who cares what they think of your situation regardless of if its positive or negative (and it most definitely is a positive).

If anything, the real "trick" is providing a service to someone at no-cost, then having to pay the repair bill when the infrastructure for that free service breaks or when performing regular maintenance (pumpouts).Family size is definitely a consideration.When was a tenant, I cant recall anything being provided for free.  

Investing in a 16-unit apartment building is definitely a big step up from owning a two-unit duplex.

Definitely get with their broker and if you don't get satisfaction there, contact the state regulation authority for real estate licensing to file a complaint.

If I score big in the future and have an 8-unit apartment or bigger, definitely going to hire.The tally of all the receipts from new tools and materials is $2,000.