In DE the notice doesn't take effect until the 1st of the month following the month in which it's given. 

If you want the long-term play for cash flow, then keep it, but likely, at that price point, it sounds like a flip to me.

Hi @Michael Morelli, we’ve also seen a reduction of booking and viewings over the last year in Cincinnati, OH due to increased inventory.What we have done is look at the competition, implement a more robust pricing strategy, and our most effective is to agitate the listing as often as possible!

It's a bit off topic to your questions but it does have an effect, so I'd keep that in mind.As far as the actual vibe and atmosphere you get here, I love it.

Therefore, the days of refinancing a property at a low interest rate and getting enough money out and still have your rent covered is near impossible, and most likely would be an a class C asset.Therefore, to say, the strategy is an effective strategy in this type of environment, it just does not work.

It sounds like you're really hustling to get ahead financially, but I get how frustrating it can be when things aren't going as planned.

Sounds high to me.

@Adam M.Typically a new entity is formed to own it and that entity is owned by the two gpsIn this day someone who invests in a syndication and is passive will say they own 1,000 doors because they want to sound bigger than they are.Anyone can say whatever they want one social media and people will believe itSaw a post from a guru saying they own several thousand homes - I can pretty much guarantee you they do not.

I want to know the effectiveness of the marketplace pertaining to real estate.

@Jordan Ray,Congrats on the projects, sounds like you're moving well.