The ones that are most patient in answering your question are potential mentor candidates.

The bottom line is that there's a lot going on in my world and getting information assembled is a task that takes time, especially since it takes days for people to respond to simple questions.Please be patient with me . . .

There isn't much good multi. property on the market here and you just have to be patient and be able to say no or try another market.

You can change it for them once a month for example as part of your inspection.Let them know you are checking the unit monthly for safety issues.

The only thing I can say about foreclosures is to have a lotta patients.

I.e people are willing to accept a negative real return in return for safety (or more correctly, perceived safety).

The second option would be challenging as I travel with work, and have an intense corporate gig that takes much of my time and energy.Please let me know if I should be more patient with this PM, or if I'm being too patient and should be seeking alternatives.Thank you in advance for your thoughts and comments.

It can work fine for patient investors going for the long long term.In the city for under 60k properties, its probably more hassle than its worth to jump through the hoops to get a mortgage, banks will have laundry list of stipulations and it might not compute after all the fees.

I used to sit on their safety council as a subcontractor.

Federal Pacific and Zinsco are no longer made, but I think Zinsco might have been bought by Sylvania, then maybe GE.I've never had either of the above fail.Even though neither are not made the US Government could still recall the product if the Consumer Product Safety deemed them hazardous.