Multiple developers with insane over-asking cash offers, properties well-outpacing the appreciation rates of even statewide averages, and renters / buyers continuing to pay these figures due to the scarcity of housing within an hour's commute of downtown Boston.  

Banks can impose stricter overlays, so shop it around to multiple lenders, if need be.. 

I'm also interested in residential but would like to consider the higher end New Units / Multiple duplexes being built in the Wichita Area and to see where those go as well.

Lisa - Lakewood is by far the hottest market in the Greater Cleveland region, last week I sold a western Lakewood duplex in multiple offers in a matter of days.

They systematize there lending and if you don't fit the mold, you may get bad info.  3) shop around to get multiple opinions and options, 4) be aggressively engaged and don't accept the first second or third answers you're given and always always do your own research to fact check (google and BP can answer anything).   

As an investor I am frustrated in multiple markets by the lack of professionalism be it because of a lack of information on a property, customer service or because folks feel like it is ok to ask me to send them a bank statement prior to giving me any additional information on a property.

In this case, multiple tenants have rented these units for 5/6 years-I figured keeping long term tenants is a priority, but what I am hearing is initial turnover is not necessarily a bad thing.

In my experience pets have not been an issue, and it can be easy for a tenant to overlook if you are in a competitive market and are trying to see multiple properties in a day. 

Hi folks,For those of you who are doing multiple properties at the same time, how are you managing your construction projects?

What is better, to pay off one loan or pay off multiple loans as fast as possible?