If I remember right and it is the same person he lived either in NC or SC and was moving to Spain for a year or something like that.   

I am a first time property manager on my own and I have a lot to learn.

I’m in the process of searching for land in the Houston area to then build a 4-plex on it.The plan is to self-fund the purchase & construction, rent the units and cash out with a mortage.I like the idea of serving lower income families and therefore don’t shy away from section 8.This is the first time I do something like this, so I’m throwing it out there in hopes of hearing your thoughts and learning from your experience!

I am moving into a bigger home for me and my family and have decided to keep our current residence as a rental.

Hi all,I'm looking for advice and experience in how tough is it to sell land in Mexico living in the states.

., the latest "guru" lawyer just rolled through town convincing the tin-foil-hat crowd that everyone is coming after them, and they need to pay him to arrange privacy and asset protection.

At the same time, I believe it’s important that we approach this situation calmly and constructively, as we both share the goal of resolving it efficiently and fairly.I did find your email to be pushing and impatient, which I didn’t appreciate.

I thought  @Elliot B. was talking about installing meters on the supply and return pipes for each unit and measuring BTUs there.

Thanks a lot for the replies @Chris Mason and @Gregory SchwartzOur lender said we can do a bridge loan but its around 11%.. id bring in 20% downpayment max, dont want to put too much personal assets into it and the issue is for yr1 w low rents and renovations its def a monthly -3-4k loss. def want an 8% or lower rateNot sure if lenders are ok with an initial cashflow loss, once its renovated we can have market rents and its a great deal after. it listed at 1.495M and we'd offer 1.2-1.25M. i understand the living in part doesnt necessarily bide well with investment focus, but for us thats a big appeal that its in a nice area to even live in

I'm under the impression that its ran similar to single family homes and like cap rates for the large multifamily.