George, I just ran across this article that appeared in my newsletter The Paper Source Journal.  

It appears the mold issue probably was in the basement at some point because I see the carpet was pulled up and there is new drywall up.

It's very easy to step over the line into securities law violations, and the investors attorney is sure to bring that up in court should the deal go south and the investors decide to sue you, the person who sold them the investmentActive investors in a deal rarely sue each other, passive investors sue much more frequently should losses occur.  

Who can move in the soonest and appears to be the better tenant should be your choice.

Good Evening All,  So I found a property that I really like but as you can imagine I am a bit nervous to go after it without knowing everything about it.  Based on what I am ready as of now, I see the property was for...

One of the very large boilers is pretty old (other pretty new) but the building itself appears in good shape (had a fire 2009 but renovated). 

I like how you described that your appearance has become your brand !

I have been studying the real estate business thoroughly over the last couple of months and it appears to me that a good option for a beginner like me would be property scouting.

The ones that pop up tend to be in the not so good areas and the larger multifamily appear slightly over priced but I think that is pretty normal for larger multi's right now.

Both are fully empty.Both need some work before renting out, nothing big it appears right now, but definitely paint/floor work and some restructuring of how the units fit together.Should we offer individually or attempt to get them in a package deal?