It may be done where they are multiple marriages, children from prior relationships or other reasons.

I have nailed down a 63 unit mobile home park with excellent cap rate to purchase and have a letter of intent with the owner with a purchase price of $750,000.  

Those are great recommendations.From your experience, what is the best way to add GC’s and other necessary relationships to your network?

But at the price you are paying you don't have much to loose and if all goes well you'll have an excellent return on your investment.

I’m looking forward to a long and productive relationship with Tammy Richards and Sherman Bridge Lending.

We only have a house or two, we say.And just because we got away with not having a professional layout when we received a mortgage for our first rental or even second rental, we think it's okay just to present a mortgage company, bank or hard money lender, just some figures written down on a piece of paper or on an Excel Spread Sheet.But what happens when the time comes when you want to really expand?

The current landlord may have better luck getting him out with cash since the tenant has no relationship with you.

Hi everyone,Asking for some advice on specific condo/townhouse communities you are aware of in Coppell/Plano/Frisco ISD which have units priced at <$200K (preferably <$150K) and would attract higher-quality tenants with school-age kids due to the excellent schools. 

We never considered this a bad thing because we could afford it (and have enough of a safety net to cover a market downturn) and knew that San Diego real estate has an excellent historical track record for appreciating over time.

It will pay off to start building those relationships.