Although I've been investing in and improving multifamily properties since 2000, I decided to go back to school and get a Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management from BCIT (I already have my Red Seal in Carpentry).

The eviction process in DE has become so tough and time intensive to do that we use an attorney as needed.

You'll also want to look into the opportunity zone, as of now they expire December 31st 2026 meaning any deferral of tax comes due at that time unless Congress extends it.

The pitfalls are obviously bad neighborhoods (easy to gauge talking to brokers or running crime maps) and also find the right property manager depending on the size and class of the property. 

Initial purchase was in August and contractor committed to get the house renovated in time for us to get it into the mls by Labor Day.

I've had negative experiences with a bad general contractor and a non-paying renter (leading to an eviction), so I'm being extra cautious in selecting the right lender this time.Could anyone recommend a trustworthy lender in the Los Angeles area who can guide me through this difficult time?

I run my own small pressure washing/handyman business on the side while I was working full time over the summer doing plumbing and electrical.

The customer who places no monetary value on your time.

Hello, My husband and I are starting a property management company in the Jupiter, FL area.

Easier management and the same appreciation.