Common, but in my opinion very unnecessary, I avoid companies with that fee3.

As such, if the subject’s market is experiencing significant growth with little to no new apartment inventory being built or in an area where local or polical opposition would prevent new construction.

There is nothing written to prevent people from freeloading.

If doing Tenancy In Common with % ownership, make sure there is a good TIC agreement in place to prevent any problems down the road! 

The president is a real estate mogul.Between 2008 and 2012, the federal gov't printed about $1.2t.In the last 2 MONTHS the federal gov't has printed about $4.2t.So 3 times as much money as came out over the course of 4 years, in just 2 months.If a crash can be prevented, or mitigated, by government action, that's exactly what will happen.

It sounds like this would be a case by case basis depending on the quality of a property manager, with some difficult times right now I don't want to bombard my PM with unnecessary questions as I hope they would be able to handle a tenant who was unable to pay rent. 

I think there's a lot of unnecessary pressure that people take on, because they look at others "absolutely crushing it" and then they feel like a loser because they only bought 1 rental property in the last year. 

Guaranteed results that will help prevent the destruction of America 

The roads need work and the preventative maintenance activities that used to be done by the previous owners are absent.  

We are excited to attend our first REIA meeting (given COVID doesn't prevent it) next month.