The worse thing a property owner can have happen is have the electricity and water turned off.

This is obviously a gross injustice, but what can a landlord do to protect themselves from a big potential problem if for some reason a tenant uses a ridiculous amount of water and then does not pay the water bill?

My point is the process of investing in real estate is not as fluid as it seems and for busy people it may even turn them off or they may just start splurging money and expect high cash flow and that won't happen.

I remember one company I checked with about 25 years ago charged $10k per pole to run power to your property or on your property.Water-don't assume water is available just because there is a water system.

And in a highly competitive business that distressed RE is the inventory moves to fast one needs to be able to look at a deal and in 5 minutes decide.. at least to make and offer

HELOC will not get you much and probably will have a high rate due to the low equity you have.

I’m thinking it may be a great idea to start a group of several higher level investors (50 units and up) to create benchmarks, KPI’s, and outside opinions of portfolio. Basically an informal audit of ones portfolio.Th...

Who's interested in high density development in miami FL.

Loan should be CTC within a week of contract and investors enjoying the property and filing their STR permit application for Summer..Rate on a 30 year fixed was in the high 6%'s...big job's report tomorrow that could accelerate rate cuts..stay tuned! 

The property would be located in a high cost area within NJ.