Its been difficult meeting broker and clients who are interested in it.

I'm in San Diego as well and cash flow isn't the be all the all for me but I'm finding it difficult to not be in the red monthly - may I ask what areas of SD you're investing in?

I have also handled landlord/tenant issues and contract drafting for my clients.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Great to see you take that first and maybe most difficult step in real estate investment: reaching out on BiggerPockets.

Cincinnati has tons of neighborhoods and is perhaps one of the most difficult cities to navigate because it really is not set up on a grid - more like roads winding around the hills and valleys. 

The bank will require an additional inspection to assess any possible damage to the property.I have a client who is in escrow on a 4-plex.

Outside of a portfolio lender it is difficult to get financing on a property that needs some work with a low price point; now, after the work is completed, you can finance it by all means.

It absolutely CAN happen again, but I don’t think it should be viewed as the benchmark for market cycles.With all of the development, Nashville is so neighborhood specific that it makes it difficult to explain with a blanket response.A correction has already started in certain areas that are oversupplied.

If he's difficult to move out can I make it difficult for him to get back in?