@Theresa Harris hahaha love this!

@Dean Harris, sent you message with address. 

I believe a majority of the last surviving members of the BOD for the dissolved LLC can convey the property so long as its for the purpose of winding down the corporate business. 

@Theresa Harris great suggestion.

Presumptively this means that 82% of Americans have found a way to survive through the pandemic, keep their payments current, and adhere to their rental contracts.As a property owner, your leverage with difficult tenants when they don't follow the rules or are non-compliant is your ability to remove them from your property for issues listed in a lease (contract) that both parties sign and agree to. 

I don’t know if it’s worth spending a bunch of $$ on mentors/couches like the rich dad poor dad program or commercial property advisor with Peter Harris.

Hi all,I own a fourplex property on the Hiltop on N Harris street.I own for a few months so I don't have enough perspective, I am trying to calculate the return on the property and I am not sure how much to take off for vacancy and maintenance especially since the neighborhood is tough and I am not sure how many times I would have to go on eviction processes or have a high turn over.If you have properties in the neighborhood could you please share from your experience how much I should take off from thee incoming rents calculation?

I'm not saying I wouldn't survive without it, only that I'm not willing to risk it

@Ned Shuck Real Estate Attorney- Harry at Boaders & Boarders, PLC

I’m lucky enough to be able to survive between large outlays to buy deals and the time it takes to build and close them.