The problem in the industry is that bad accountants attract a lot of clients, and great ones attract armies of clients.

A Client was a Member in an LLC.  

I'm not a lawyer just an insurance agent / property investor so I can't tell you the why - just that is the way it is.I have seen my landlord client's get the demand letters for tenants dogs biting someone two times.

*This is the fourth post in Fayetteville NC Market Data Thread*Fayetteville is the 6th largest municipality in NC, supporting a population of around 208,000 within cities limits and MSA of ~530,000 and employing about ~76k people. 

@Aaron Landau If it has a basement check the support beams for dry rot.

Although it's fun to talk about how far away some clients are, it's noteworthy that about half our portfolio are local people that can physically walk into the office, and i think that says something!

He just helped two investor clients of ours with purchasing multi-family properties in the St.

He shouldn't just buy a finished product he should take a little more calculated risk with a pathway that others have done and he can get a full return of capital without the loss or his money getting "stuck" like we talk about. it's niche for sure but no different than what any developer does, we just cut the investor into the development and construction stack and do it in smaller zones where we know the numbers can support that. 

Gents, thank you for the support and tips! 

I'd be super careful about using Facebook groups...there are a ton of people who will lie and say they are a buyer, but they are just trying to daisychain it.Agree with @Bryant Brislin, I would also recommend looking for sold flips in the area and contacting the agents who handled those sales, offering them the deal to see if their clients are interested in more opportunities.