I see too often the unhappiness that comes with chasing $$$.

Often times this data isn't made public so some calls have to be made, but for us it's an indication whether or not there's a trend of investments being made in an area. 

IME (in my experience), you would charge a fee (say 50-100 basis points) to the banks/investors, often times based on the either the commitments or the outstanding balance of the fund. 

We have about 5 percent of tenants who had valid covid issues.

Co-ops often come with stricter rules, so a condo might be better for short-term ownership. 

It's always case-by-case.GROUP 1: Not tax strategies at all, but for some reason often promoted as suchOrganize your records.

Quote from @Michael Diossa: @Remington Lyman Do you feel Single family is a better return on investment than Multi's in Ohio.When all is said and done, the numbers are often much closer than people realize.

It was often not a very satisfying answer, but at the very least, they did not dodge me.

We don't do anything like this very often.

People will distance themself from him because his mouth is borderline - harassment of tenants.