Luckily the issue they brought to me was in fact something we worked on and it was easy to work with them on the process.

Was previously paying about 1350 but with another baby we were going to be approaching 1650 for high deductible crappy insurance.

Oakland's strategy is to expand Sec8 acceptance by being fairly landlord friendly, Berkeley's approach is to try to shove it down landlords' throats.

Your attorney never brought it up? 

Find a realtor and get your boots on the ground after you have studied all the information available on here regarding Finances, investing and real estate in general.This is high risk regardless how you approach it so be well educated before you begin and all your questions will be answered.

I’m looking for advice on what lenders to use and also advice on how to approach a hard money lender.

Hello BP,We are approaching a contract on 8 units in 3 houses built between 1890 and 1900.

Again, with that in mind, partnering with just a couple other like minded individuals with similar investment amounts and you’re talking a significant type of a property that could easily justify sufficient cash flow to take a more hands off/pressure off approach.

@Patrick Fraire a friend of mine brought a flooring orbital sander, we have it a quick scuff, then did two layers of oil base poly, and one layer of water base on top.

Let's assume cash flow is low-to-none.AFAIK:The main advantage of bulking up: More properties --> more gain if there's high appreciationThe main advantage of sprinting: Less money spent on interest payments (about 3.5x less), which also means higher equity gaining ratio.Everywhere I look, people are saying that you should *always* go for the 30y approach.