Wow looks I there are alot of things I do not know and need to learn :shock:

With the shocking shortage of homes on the market, anybody who is smart enough to get their home on MLS right now will get top dollar. 

@Matt N.I've corresponded with an account rep over there, and from what I can tell they seem to be solid.I have not closed any deals with them, and haven't gotten further than the very preliminary stages with them, so I can't provide too much information.

I will work on those preliminary numbers and I'll definitely reach out if we need more help.

I earned my MBA through blood, sweat and tears right before the Lehman shock and my take is that it all depends on the recruiting upon exit.

On the BP podcast many of the investors interviewed say Rich Dad Poor Dad turned them on to the idea of investing .I think he says a lot of extreme things though for shock value too . 

The preliminary conversation helps them feel like we're on their side and want to keep them protected from breaching their lease. 

I'm shocked and thankful no one was killed.

Its the "city-folk" get "shocked" --- although, you aren't supposed to pour grease down a sewer either since it can/will harden and plug up the sewer lines.How many units are you talking about for your multi-family?

Washington, it was shocking during my underwriting to see how high rents had climbed in those neighborhoods in the past 5 years or so I have been tracking it.