@Jerryll Noorden 9 months ago when I wrote this post I had just begun my SEO journey and was shopping between different web hosts to start my business.

This is not a topic where a web forum will do you much good, as the details of your tax return will matter.There is no direct correlation between losses on the one hand and the 401(k) loan. 

We certainly hope there are readers, we have a pretty good reputation with our owners and investors and always encourage them to read our posts, which is why we go as far as posting a link on our management webpage directly to our posts.

If you are truly in scaling mode and really looking to build a portfolio, I would sync up with a reputable PM company sooner rather than later. 

I also received a very odd email from someone who claimed to be with a reputable New York lender but his contact info was an Indiana phone number and instead of the typical email that most of their reps used such as "Jim @ lender.com" (not real email just a for instance) this persons email was a gmail address.

Will it ruin your reputation if you don't fall through and actually purchase a property if your offer was accepted?

I typically over capitalize a deal and only re-trade if the deal dies without it.I NEVER EVER want to re-trade, I value my reputation greatly and want the transaction to be a positive one for the seller.  

If you go with an established contractor that has a good reputation, this should be low risk.

If the out of country signer is looking for a Notary one option may be to contact a web cam notarization company.

Sale Price: $4,950,000NOI: $567,000Number of Units: 238Gross Rent Multiplier: 3.2Cap Rate: 11.5%While I understand the tenants are all low-income and the building has a not so good reputation, can anyone provide some general feedback on this place?