I appreciate your feed back. 

Chicken feed brings rodents.

Feeding a house $240/m when it rents for $1000/m is one thing. 

I will attach the numbers to my first deal and any feed back would be highly appreciated.

Mold needs to feed on cellulose which is paper or wood. so it would not feed on caulk or a fiberglass tub insert. 

Maybe he has a video/security system for the building that feeds to him via wifi and without your password he can't operate his cameras....

Once the bars end it becomes more of a warehouse district but that is likely to continue to feed growth in that area. 

@Christine H.To me, it would be a dealbreaker.Buying a multifamily on the basis of price appreciation is speculation.House price could keep rising and you end up making money (recouping some of your loss in the meantime) or there could a downturn and you'll lose more money when you decide to sell in.If you go ahead with the purchase of that property, you would have to feed that property with cash _every_ single month.Any expenses that you failed to initially account for will have to come out of your pocket.Increasing the rent might be difficult especially if you have tenants who have been living in the property who many years, because of the rent control.

She feeds me off-market multifamily deals regularly and knows the neighborhoods very well.For medium to large multifamily, Altay Uzun with Marcus & Millichap runs a lot of volume in the market.I’m a principal in multifamily deals around Hampton Roads and like Olde Town Portsmouth, parts of Norfolk, and parts of Virginia Beach.What are you looking for?

Doesn't matter what company they are not going to feed you great leads and just plant money in your pocket with little to no work.It's not the company.The people that make 50k a year think a company will make them successful.