I’ll cut to the chase.

Contact that person and get the transfer documents filled out and in to them yesterday.You need everything submitted prior to the 1st or you will be chasing the old owner for Sept. funds.  

It's the differences between macroeconomics and microeconomics.Macroeconomics - inflation is up, there is way too much money out there chasing  lower housing supply, interest rates are probably artificially low and we have supply and labor chain issues due to COVID and never before seen levels of government "regulations" at both federal and state/local levels.Microeconomics - Some cities, states, regions are doing better than others. 

I've spent the last five months overwhelmed with these issues and chasing contractors to get the work done.  

Only a very few lenders offer jumbo with their own cash and keep them long term, rates are too low to make a long term buck.It’s a commercial loan from Chase, which they plan to keep.

Yes, you're chasing rent, or at least chasing utility payments.

I am still actively looking for more rentals, but I see lots of money chasing deals in this low-interest-rate environment.

But in reality, if you have the cash and a good credit score, isn't it in your best interest to go conventional if you are chasing a healthy cash flow? 

If so I would be deferential to them, and don’t do anything to chase them out.

Hello, I am the CEO/ Owner of DD&K Property Investments LLC. I have just started my business back in August. I have two homes under assignment, and would appreciate some assistance with the process. I’ve managed t...