The interest carry will eat your profits fast especially if you struggle to get the project done and sold quickly.

Rightfully he wouldn't tell struggling people who have huge consumer debts, little financial sense, and no savings to go out and buy rental properties....so his advice is sound and logical considering his audience.

Hello everyone .I am struggling to avoid a commercial loan, my local broker is not having any luck with a residential loan (he has 2 lenders that are still looking) on a 5plex and the fees are so that a commercial loan looks unprofitable, however, there is much room for optimization of the income with this particular complex.

Keep in mind that your existing tenants may truly struggle to come up with market rents, additional security deposit for a place they are already in, and pet fees.

I would imagine there are a few landlords like me, struggling with gutter cleanouts - I found a super simple (one-time) trick to clean out gutters, without a ladder.Personally, I need to use cash flow for other things - like plumbing - and can't justify the cash for gutter guards on my rental properties, so I use these steps- to create a Leaf blower "extension pole".First, if you don't already have a good leaf vacuum/mulcher - buy one - a good one will last for many years.

I understand that ultimately it will come down to what works best between the investors and myself but I’m also struggling to fully understand when and how to pay them their portion and ultimately pay off their investment.

I moved to Dallas over a year ago and I am currently struggling with understanding the local market.

What were the struggles on financing full rehab an 4plex?

The tenant signed a two year lease but has incurred nsf cost the last 4 months and is struggling to meet the payments every month.

Another question I'm struggling with is if I should open an LLC or a corporation S?