However, the floors were done around ten years ago and the precise flooring can’t be matched.I was wondering if I should trust the management’s repair crew to do a proper job or whether I should make specific requests, as this type of situation is new to me.There is a cooperative tenant residing in the condo.Advice would be greatly appreciated.

Personally if you trust your contractor and he knows what you want/like, I'd talk to him about what he'd want as compensation for viewing properties.

I could nerd out and show you our ROI in interest avoided, but I trust you'll take my word for it.2.

Hi Everyone,My wife and I now own 3 properties (4 doors) across two states (Maine & Mass). We are looking at how to consolidate and structure our business so as we continue to grow we’re protected. It may be too e...

Most importantly I'm looking to network and build a future of trust and reliability with the relationships that cross my path.

@David Crews 1) Borrowed 135k for the lot from a private lender on an UNsecured note (obviously this only works w/ highly trusted parties)2) Borrowed 392k from a Local Bank #1 for the construction who had first lien position 3) Leased the property for $66004) Re-financed with Local Bank #2 at completed value (to pay off Local Bank #1 and unsecured note)

From tax benefits, to leaning on GP's that you can build trust in, passive investing through real estate can certainly outperform many of the more traditional ways to invest.Thanks again Justin!

She trusts me and I haven't screwed up yet, so I have complete control over those funds and she never touches them.If you have three LLCs, treat each one the same.

Or do you have a trusted group that you can contact for easy to handle issues (toilet clogging, etc.).

Don't trust their yay or nay 100% in any case.First key to building in a flood plain (and getting a building permit in a floodplain) is freeboard.