Finally, this can be time consuming but if you plan to keep working in this market with these types of properties, it may be worth it to reach out to people who have shown interest but didn’t follow through.

Not sure who to follow or even spend any time or money learning from. 

or that “a real estate agent is considering giving up his license or is under investigation” before I spend the time and money tying to obtain their services?

I am planning to rent out this house to a tenant and I have a few questions I need clarification on.1) If the tenants change the utility service (PG&E) in their name how would it impact NEM 2.0.

It just kills me to see people spend downpayment-sized chunks of money on hands-off gurus.

@Raj Balakrishnan - List your properties here... https://www.affordablehousing.com/baltimore-md/The paid plan gives you lots of options.

He insisted on micromanaging them and communicating with them himself, put them on "payment plans" that resulted in them getting even further behind, ignored my suggestions to serve 5-days, then looked at his account one day and realized just how far behind they were and that they would need to be evicted (we've already been through one - a few of them I was able to get on track), and blew up blaming everyone but himself.

Would I be better off scrapping that plan and doing something entirely different?

Hello, I am about to sell a property in the Bronx and plan on doing a 1031.

Do you think the curbless is worth the extra work and planning required?