With the direct approach, one deal would pay off and then it took a few weeks or a month to get the money into the next deal.

Taylor, that's the best approach IMO.

Hello all,Looking for some advise on approaching someone to lease/buy additional parking space for a potential acquisition.

Pat L. brought that up in his post.Loans are much better utilized in a C-corporation.

I know of a commercial property that is approaching foreclosure, the bank has possession, the tenants are scared, it's 95% occupied.

needless to say once I brought my manager on and she released the property to the higher rent rate I was all smiles.

Maybe you can't force appreciation on a SFH where you're using the comparable approach, but the appraisal is still generally higher for the same structure, as SF fee simple unit, as opposed to an apartment.

But there were damages because of a dog & he left us a $525 water bill & the lease was specific about 60 days written notice.I approached her to track him down for payment but he had moved in with another woman (2 miles from our home) & was working off the books to avoid child support & their health care payments.

I have a 4 leg approach (one extra to these) and that's a general marketing/negotiating capability.

They have a 120lb Mastiff and even brought him for the hour drive so that I could meet him and see that despite his size he is the sweetest dog.