These operational expenses are eating away at the projected cash-flow.My strategy was initially long-term by and hold, but after looking at 2-3 units selling for nearly the same price and a 4 unit listed for $575k, selling it seems tempting.

My initial thoughts were to take a cash out refi on my house and acquire $200k for my first units.

The idea was that employees with the initiative to change their default browser also applied that initiative to their jobs.

Our initial goal was to purchase one property by the end of the year.

I don’t have a lot of maintenance calls because I do full rehabs on my buildings at initial turnoverBut occasionally there’s something that I deal with.

With the help of an agent we found this deal My initial offer was accepted as the seller was motivated to sell.

Secondly, initially we engaged with one attorney to handle both the securities work and sale agreement and transactional activities.

When you've got an occupied apartment in an area where local rents have increased quite a bit over the last few years, what are the deciding factors in whether you take the initiative to renovate it and increase the rent to the new market rate versus let it sit and accept the lower rent?

 I told him let’s see what exactly the city wants done and go from there, the seller is going to counter my offer, but they are waiting to see what the city says first.Versus making my initial post to long with particulars that might not be helpful, I am happy to answer whatever questions you might have.

I’ve got no personal hate toward Roofstock & I actually was singing their praises initially.