@Bill Brandt I was originally added to co-sign for their HELOC as they are semi-retired.

Furnished Semi Short Term* Rental in Hip and Trending Downtown Santa Ana Neighborhood*Rents for 30+ Days to Corporate and Medical Professionals.

Purchase price: $145,000 Cash invested: $88,000 Sale price: $350,000 Was planning on this being a semi-permanent family home... but of course a deal that was too good to pass up came along, and so we sold it in a hurry to purchase another single family.

Where we manage properties in SE MI there are places that it is expected landlords will supply appliances (hot water tank is not an appliance in this case and actually required by law) but also a lot of places where it is the exact opposite. 

They set up a semi-liquid investment fund that could provide a fare return for fund investors with a short term (90 day) ability to have investment funds returned upon request. 

After semi-gut kitchens with new but very low budget finishes we have the units rented $1200-1250 range. 13x$100 is significant increase in NOI.

Hello, 
I have been on BP for a while but never posted. Have done some deals a few years ago. looking to connect and get back in.

We receive a container (40-foot in length, 8.5-foot high, and 8-foot wide) every 5 weeks from overseas, and we partner with a drayage company to deliver this container to our property via a semi tractor trailer (so the road must allow access for these types of trucks).

I’ve followed your journey for a while now and as a fellow semi-professional athlete, I respect your hustle.  

I always semi-joke that if I get sued and lose everything, at least we'll have that property to fall back on.