I don’t bother Most older grizzled LL don’t care or if they are still there the LL will lie and say they are great to get them out of his hair The tenants often give you false info and it’s a family or friends number instead

(hospitality and hair stylist) Which of course is currently uncertain of when it will end.Curious what other investors are doing?

You’ll see seller financing from time to time (although in my experience that usually only happens if there is some hair on it), but banks are pretty much the dominant lenders here.

What really blows my hair back is the doors that open when you set your mind to a task, the synchronicity that follows your intent when made public, and the BP community. 

Location of property: Newport, OregonPurpose of financing: purchaseType of financing sought: Not sure, I am being gifted all equity in home and using this loan to payoff existing lenders: ~$390k first+HELOCCurrent or prior ownership of real estate: I’m part owner of a commercial property valued at $1.67mm (I own 39%)Occupancy: Mom will temporarily rent back from me while we do some fixesValue of property at present and/or your offer price: $1,100,000After repair value: SameAnticipated or actual appraisal issues: Had a recent appraisal at $1,076,000 Feb 2020 (then COVID hit and previous financing dried up)Current rents per month: $N/AFair market rents per month: $ Don’t knowDown payment or equity: Approx. $700k in equitySource of down payment funds, if applicable: Gift EquityIncome Source: Salaried W2, +Bonus, Commissions, plus commercial property incomeGross monthly income (optional): $8,750 (avg. for last year) + $3,000 from commercial propertyMonthly debt obligations appearing: $597 car payments, $54 credit card paymentFICO: 720.Credit issues: None

Need framers, dry wall, and plumbers (have an electrician, but would also look into more as well).Currently looking to turn 2 studios into 1 bedrooms and update another studio.

Upon inspection, the drywall was completely dry and hard/not sinking.

need: vacuum,  microrags, a pound of walnuts, a box of baking soda and 8 ounces of olive oil. 1. clean the wheels on the vacuum and clean out filter then vacuum all the floors. 2. with microrags on your knees and a spritz NOT a dunk in water clean all the dust. 3. blend up 20 walnuts and rub them into the scratches with the grain. 4. 1 part baking soda 1 part olive oil go back over the scratches that still show on your hands and knees with paper towels (you can use the microrags but they won't come clean you will need to throw them away) 5. dust again with dry rags and get up all the nuts and soda - wear glasses to see all the crumbs. 

Renting suburban homes proved so profitable that landlords hit the open market and added properties at full price once foreclosures dried up.

I currently work for Power Clean Chem Dry, a carpet/all surface cleaning company that operates in Northern Kentucky all the way to Springboro and Middletown.