We're a property management company and a new client wanted to rent her current home and buy a new home. She did not qualify for the new loan without using the rent of the old house as income.   Lender told her to get...

However, before consulting with these professionals, we are taking the initiative to educate ourselves so that we can ask higher quality questions and ensure we are making the best choices for our future.

There are several still seeing profit but without question, its not as attractive like it used to be. 

My question is this:  Should we move out to maximize cash flow on this property? 

On the book side of the question, I found this book https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5F25CS?

Ask questions, uncover why they want to sell. 

I'm definitely open to house hacking, but I find myself asking the question of why hold it (and the debt) if future cash flow is not looking feasible?

I have a odd question,  70+ unit property 6mill left on note 5.50 30yr amortized   assuable 3 yr i/o remain BP calculator, Cash flow is positive cap x 1.5mill in Improvemennts in the last year with 20 units for value add improvements where do I go to get approved or a deal or a foot in the door? 

Hello Chris,I hope this finds you well and I hope you learned yardi and mastered the art of property management. 10 years after and here I'm with the the same question, how can I learn Yardi and put it on my resume for a property management position that I'm looking for?

Other than that though, my main question is if the land isn't to expensive, will building come out to be cheaper than buying preexisting.