@Karen O.

Looking for your input after reading this.http://www.businessinsider.com/30-reasons-to-get-o...Thank you :)

Ask if that broker carries E&O insurance and if they're comfortable with it, and also ask if they're part of the realtor board in the area you're working in or at least have reciprocity with said area.

I would be looking at this guy as someone to educate on leveraging his portfolio to get in deals (w/o putting up any funds) to satisfy the lender requirements by guaranteeing a loan w/trusted partners.  

Until today, I was using QuickBooks for their free ACH bank transfer service, but as of July 1, they charge 1% up t o $10/transaction... so I'm on the hunt too!

Along with getting a new c/o there will be filing fees involved with the DOB and any possible permits the contractor may have to pull.

Originally posted by Account Closed:NNN, O are the big players.  

@David Song I think @Bryan O. made my point better than I was able to, so I will just refer to his post above. 

Tenant shows up to court w/o attorney, 1-2 weeks delay so they can get one.

I started w/SFRs and moved up to duplexes and fourplexes like you are doing which cash flow better but then I saw the light in larger value add apartments and could do it w/o having a W2 income.