Its socially distant..You should solve this problem tonight by staying with a friend vs sleeping in a car with a child.Man up and find somebody you know to take you in until you get this fixed.If the Police spot you doing that, they may take the child to CPS, and possibly you.Good Luck!

MLS, targeting rental friendly markets How did you finance this deal?

And while you can find just about anyone on social media, it's really easy to point a collector in the right direction. 

By performing the action in a rising market and evenly targeting many owners (especially those least-equipped to fight), the effects were likely diffuse enough to deter potential takings claims.

What are you targeting?

Hello Fellow Cincy Investors/owners,My partners and I are looking to target 30-100 unit buildings in Cincy and would love some direction on the best neighborhoods, as well as where to avoid. collectively, we have done all in NYC, and are looking to venture out of The tri-state.Happy to connect and hop on a call to discuss.Thank you all in advance,Jason

You can look at realtime date with charts and graphs on each of your three target cities if you go to the youtube videos with Reventureconsulting.com.

It can be a challenge to screen applicants when they don't have a social security number.

@Kenneth Garrett had hit this one pretty much right on the target. 

. $190,783gross income $384,298purchase price -$5,320,000down payment Equity Target $2,024,280 Company Holdings (10%)Investors (90%) $202,428$1,821,852 Acquisition/Rehab Debt $5,066,250(75% LTC, 3.75% Interest Rate) your closing costs Escrow and Closing Costs $30,000 Escrow, legal, due diligence reports Loan Cost $44,330 Lender loan fee (.875%) Reserves $75,000 Cash reserves Acquisition Fee $186,200 Loan guarantee, organizational efforts total loan amount $5,066,250 + Investor Equity $2,024,280 interest rate 3.75% how much do you think you can increase rents within a few months after escrow closeshow much can you increase rents every year- They are estimating 40% year one and 3% per year thereafter.do you have major capital expense expectations.