Hi all,I'm planning to purchase a small apartment building (10-20 units) and execute renovations as units turnover.When's the typical tenure of a tenant?

March 14th 2019 a NEW memo is now on the property saying “ In witness whereof, buyer has duly executed this contract as of the 7th day of March 2019.

We have executed a strategy very similar to this here in our market in Connecticut.

Executed What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you're able to make up the difference and continue executing BRRRRs in a reasonable time, then it sounds like it may be worth it.  

We pay something like $50 / mo and it has really really positively impacted how we are able to execute on the construction side etc of things.

MAke sure your lawyer sends him a letter reminding him of that law, and that you intend to execute it if he is late again this month, before you just do it.

What type of SEC issues can you run into with executing a JV?

Because there are so many positive aspects to it, we've been advertising it (in a very limited way so far) as "Executive Living"; so, as much as I'd love to DIY when it comes to property management, I suspect whoever we find as Tenant(s) (we might split the upstairs two floors from the basement in another year or so) will reasonably expect a higher level of service than I'd be able to offer, given my relative lack of experience in this field.

I should be more succinct:Borrower:  Still on the deed.Lender is executing Foreclosure sales, that just keep getting rescheduled, while I painstakingly continue to try to negotiate with them.Incidentally, borrower is my mother.