I grew out of the times when the landlord removed doors, cut electric meters and gas meters off of buildings, and sometimes found the strangest times to remodel a kitchen.

We do have a few banks/lenders that are working with rental income scenarios. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-mortgage-borrowers-stop-making-143917166.htmlThe percentage of loans in forbearance grew to 2.66% as of April 1, according to the MBA’s Forbearance and Call Volume Survey.

Super excited to be moving to the USA, in San Francisco, CA with my wife and daughter.I'm currently living in Dublin, Ireland - been living there for the last 3 years, acquired 1 property. (2bed apartment)I grew up in France, have 1 property over there as well. (3bed house)I started my real estate journey 4 years ago when I bought a house in France, I was supposed to live in it but decided to move to Ireland so we ended up renting it out.

I'm a new member myself, and I'm originally from Ohio - I grew up about an hour away from Dayton.

A place you went to school, where a sibling lives, a city where you grew up, just anything that lets you understand a market better than you can sitting at a computer.  

I grew up not too far from there, so very nostalgic for me.

I grew up in Dallas so I lived in a great experience for real estate actions and how much diversity counts.  

I have a friend who grew up there and is sad about its current state.

Some pretty big projects have been done in the past 5 years, but the overall property is still in pretty rough shape, and my guess is the owner out grew this property, or it no longer was a good use of his time / investment dollars.

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