Still have yet to ever have anyone tell us what we could get sued for that would not be covered by insurance or the property managers insurance

Look into the fastest growing markets in the U.S.

I know that the city has been consistently growing without missing a beat in past 30 years, vacancy rate is 3%, rent price was increasing in past 20 years, unemployment is consistently low at 3-5% at past 20 years and so on. 

No one will ever try to “assign responsibility.”

Hey,Has anyone ever tried to set up loans for people delinquent on their taxes that was backed by their house?

You can only get that rent if you include all utilities, which you would never ever want to do. 

I'm thinking, hypothetically, being liquid about $100k and seeing where that can put me in terms of building up my rental portfolio and/or seeking flipping opportunities to grow my capital to get into bigger projects.

This post explores the growing mindset of aligning investments with personal values and sustainability goals to drive positive change while generating returns.

I really want to grow my portfolio and am thinking about doing a cash out on one of them and start brrrr'ing or perhaps just buy something bigger like a quadplex.

If you ever have specific questions or need guidance, please feel free to connect.