There are many red flags here.Your borrower started out in financial trouble and you want to loan him money?

I’m also very curious to learn about how you approach the lease situation when you are renting out to students?

This has been keeping me up at night every night and I can’t find the right answer for my unique situation.

This is a nightmare situation and I was wondering if anyone had tips/advice/suggestions on what to do.

If you're around NV, I'd recommend giving a call to South Wind Financial and you can ask to speak to John.

However, construction and material rates are fairly close across the nation.The only half decent deals I've seen within this sector that make it financially feasible is to find an existing warehouse that could be converted to smaller spaces if possible, which helps cut down on time the property remains unleased.

Renter's insurance ensures that if something happens to the unit that renders it uninhabitable that they have a policy in place to provide financial relief for relocating.

My goal is to have more financial freedom for myself and to provide a better future for my son.

Understand factors like demand, supply, demographics, and economic trends.Diversification: Spread your investments across different types of properties, locations, and markets to reduce exposure to risk.Financial Analysis: Conduct comprehensive financial analysis, including assessing potential rental income, expenses, and cash flow projections.

Have you ever had a situation when a seller didn't understand being creative?