I currently live in a house that is undervalued and has been neglected by the landlords.

Many seasoned investors bolster their liability protection by using a layered approach.

Some people seemed irritated by how much customization they had do to the CRM to fit into real estate use cases.If there was the perfect real estate CRM, how do you think it would look like?

Originally posted by @Mauricio Duarte:Originally posted by @J Scott:Personally, I count everything as cogs from the beginning.

We used the insurance company's preferred vendor for the smoke remediation… but we ‘made out like bandits’ on the painting / fixture replacement because they were wrote up  like $8,000 for the work and it probably took us 20 hours of work and $750 in materials to put things back together.  

My county is Very concerned about “occupancy and overcrowding”, so they made an ordinance that says, “A group of not more than three (3) persons not related by blood or marriage living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit.”

I was told that homeless/squatters got access into the building somehow and they were seen by an agent who was touring property for their buyer.

. - Understand the upside of the "rent by the room" strategy- Understand the upside of any repairs that can be made to the main unit. - Understand the cost/value of completing an ADU project- Underwrite mid-term and short-term upside cases as well. 

So I'm not entirely sure what you mean by a nonprofit REIA, do you mean just an association that doesn't require any fees?

Louis as you know can be very block by block and requires some inside expertise in order to ensure a profitable investment.