Originally posted by @John Chapman:Is it possible to make money on rentals in Dallas and Tarrant?

Originally posted by @John Teachout:The stock market was a lot more appealing a few weeks ago...

Originally posted by @John Liaaz:I notice a lot of large apartment buildings in my area (Toronto) are being managed by third party property management companies.

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The notification that you posted got buried in a ton of other notifications.Yeah, since I posted that it's been interesting.One, online advertising pricing plummeted and so my clients are able to get double the number of leads than before.I launched a Facebook group where I'm doing daily coaching for realtors to help them market their agencies.

Well I did get a cancellation because the baseball team players were told by their coach not to travel out of state.

@John Warren, Thank you for your insight!

A tip I learned by working with a great lender @John Capehart was that conventional loans only allow the buyer to get 3% in seller assist for closing costs whereas FHA loans allow for 6% of the purchase price to be covered by the seller for the buyers closing costs(usually about 5% of the purchase price in my area).

@John BakerSounds like I may need to prepare for a period time of vacancy, longer than normal, maybe?

@John UnderwoodHi John,As an SBA professional I can say that there is still much uncertainty as to how these funds will be allocated.Traditionally, SBA loans are not eligible for passive rental businesses.