I'll be going from a 3-unit to a 5-unit property.As the project is getting ready to break ground I need to decide on the level of sewer improvements I should do. 

I am just starting out in a duplex unit near Cleveland Ohio. one of the unit needs work and that got me some trouble getting property insurance.

Hi, is a condo that I owne, our ceiling is damaged by upstair unit radiator. 

I like to tell folks that are looking for HML to pop on lending homes website they have a very nice pricing matrix  they don't hide behind any vagueness in their rates.. so that is a nice baseline to see what real rates are for your experience level Fico and down payment.. good luck with your projects. 

(I know COC ROI >= 12% and cashflow of $100 per unit at a minimum) Is there anything else I should hone into?

I pay one month's rent for placement and a flat $85 per unit, per month. 

Using high pressure sales techniques, they hock course tracks that include the Private Money Broker Certification, each starting at a "low" price, with an upsell to a higher level (price), leading up to "master" levels for much, much more.

Hi Everyone,I'm currently an investor in 2-4 unit buildings and am interested to hear your thoughts about whether to 'level up' into larger multi-family or commercial properties, expand into new markets, or continue on my current path in the same city. 

We have some contact here in Canada who have closed on 100+ unit multifamily deals in the Texas region.We are focused on 75-200 units, class B+, with 7% go-in cap rate.

The properties were in c level neighborhoods as described.