Would love to sit down and talk about the Gillette market!

We sit down with our investors and underwrite a deal with them to really increase their aptitude in the apartment investing space, which helps them see the benefits of passive cash flow.

I was just asking if anybody has seen homes that appraise for below tax assessed value, as I personally have never seen a situation where there wasn't a decently large discrepancy between the two, with appraisal sitting much higher.  

Never sit more than a week when vacant and most have long term tenants because there is such a high demand for rentals at this time. 

Everyone that has been sitting on the sidelines waiting to see "what the market does" for the last 5 years has continued to watch prices increase all around the country.

HELOC can just sit there and not cost you anything where refi you'll be paying interest on right away.

Unless you just have 100k sitting in your bank account, I think getting a job is your first step.

I would be informed if there was turnover and would be asked to approve expenditures over 300 dollars as I recall; but nothing else.It is the PM's job and his/her mistake, and you should not have been drawn in; luckily it is only 65 bucks!

You'll most likely have mortgage insurance up to 80 LTV so I'd just do the HELOC and use that cash to renovate the property and add value if that is an option then cash out when you're sitting at 60 LTV 

Saturday night in Toledo, Ohio is like being nowhere at allAll through the day how the hours rush byYou sit in the park and you watch the grass die!