My company is located in Temecula, CA. 

I have seen Starbucks go in with less parking but it was a location they wanted really badly and had more walkability factor.People think retail is easy and tenants pay you monthly mainly passively on the lease.

With that and the photographs we take as well as the location, I knew it would hit!

Hi guys I am looking to purchase my first Multifamily this would be a first deal in real estate I found with my broker a property I am thinking maybe a good deal but I would like your thoughts on it . 4 unit Multifamily centrally located in west Chester NY Income 3720$Expenses Mortgage insurance and taxes is 1276$ a month Vacancy 186$Repairs 186$Cap ex 186$Management 372$As of now the landlord pays electricity and gas 600$ a month Water and sewer 50$ a month I was thinking if I take the property and put separate meters for water and electric I can have the tenants pay their own utilities Please share your thoughts on the deal

Also (and this is more important than location) make sure that the accountant is well versed in real estate taxation.

I have signed up for Buyers on Fire (back-office management program with sweet spot locator, lead capture numbers, pipeline management, and comps calculator.)

basically, what i'm looking for is a direct mail solution that sort of works like an email autoresponder (getresponse, mailchimp, etc). i plug the names in once with a start date, and the software knows....for List A...here are the 6 postcards that will be sent out over the next 4 months at the following interval.Next List...lets say...the estates from the week ending 10/12...they get uploaded and the software is going to automatically move them through the progression of sending out mail.If they contact me or need removed....it simply locates them and removes them from the mailing series wherever they may be. 

Statistically with 3 of the top 20 named locations by Amazon, that seemed even more reinforcing.

I'm in a 1031 exchange trying to find a 8-30 lunit here ocally$100-$180k range/unit depending on location and conditionI'm from Los Angeles so it would be nice to meet some local active BPers.Thanks

Hey @Mike Chmielewski - This is a bit of a grey area, but realistically, if this is your first home, & within commutable distance to your employer, and you'd like to owner occupy it, that's a really straight forward transaction.People move for legitimate reasons quickly all the time - (Job location change, not comfortable in the area, opportunity to move into a single family, etc.)Happy to chat a bit further about this offline.