If the tenant's credit is terrible, you won't have the leverage to hold them accountable.

Hi BP community,I am a new BP investor looking to grow with like minded investors to grow real estate portfolios using various strategies in any upcoming markets.I currently have no properties and live in the San Francisco Bay area.What would be the best strategies to use to grow a manageable portfolio of SFH and Small Multifamily?

You could sell the properties with the problem debt instead?

Have you come across any interesting models or success stories that could be applied more broadly across the state?

I believe these posts are influenced by the pay for education syndication model.

Negotiations focused on highlighting the quick closing capabilities of Partner Driven, securing a competitive price of $605,000 and ensuring the deal’s success despite the highly competitive market.

I own 1 house and starting the rental process now with a property management company in El Paso, hoping to buy another home next year and expand the business!

Please provide any thoughts on how to improve my due diligence process.Below is the breakdown of the math I did: 

Hey Jessica,Your post brought back memories of a friend of mine who's an investor in Tampa.

I've heard of people having pretty good luck with mid term rentals in Rochester because of the Mayo like you said.