True, they are not managing the actual properties themselves, but how does the fund keep up with maintenance and tenant issues?

Not to have tried is the true failure." ~ George Edward Woodberry

That's the normal situation, and could be true even in a foreclosure situation.

That's fair and ethical.Don't you wonder if this guy is legit or maybe he's just someone who received a card and he's jacking with you?

I have about 80k in unsecured lines and credit cards, and most of my deals have an ARV of that much or less.

Sometimes, when they say you need to put an offer in now, it's true.

I swear if I had given them $50 gift cards they won't have been so appreciative.AFTER I finished installing them all at my properties I came across on a totally unrelated item which required that I look up some electrical code...Specifically 210.52B1 and 210.52B2, which states that SABC along kitchen walls counters and floors are to serve small appliances - toasters, coffee machine etc...and can't be used for anything else - not even be used for a desk lamp or under cabinet lights...HOWEVER, now we have USB receptacles built in on these receptacles so even they have small amp draws, technically it's a code violation!

Because we have experienced such good and honest work from them they do come to the properties and fix stuff without us being there (with tenant permission of course) and when we go on vacation we tell our tenants to call them in case of a repair and we authorize them to charge our credit card.

Not looking for war zone nightmares but the returns look too good to be true.

Very true!