This is 'limiting' in the sense of adding more properties to my portfolio BUT it is the key for me to be able to use the same cash I have today over and over near infinitely.

Hi all,Can anyone refer me to any eviction lawyers, preferably from personal experience.We work on underperforming 4-12 unit multifamilies and a large part of our value add is cashing out / evicting tenants - we want to make sure we have an attorney that we can run through our paperwork / cashout model to make sure we are covered from a legal perspective.We work on properties in downtown Los Angeles.Thanks,Glen 

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Leaving plenty of room for rehabbers like yourself to do what you do and still make a large profit.I would like to add you to my buyers list and potentially work together in the future.

Hi everyone,I live in Hong Kong and just starting investing in Real Estate here.I have a very good lead, let me present it to you all.In a commercial building, the man own a office room high floor, he bought that office for investment for a year ago, he did not touch anything in the property and put it on the market for sale with a large markup.After a 9 months on the market he decided to lower the price, still after 4 month with the lower price no buyers.I then come in and ask the seller if he will consider owner finance on his property as he only have a small loan that is nearly paid.The owner said yes to owner financing and waiting for my offer.I have visited the property and understand why the landlord have not been able to rent or sale, the place was previously owned by a church, the all atmosphere and decoration is very much like a church... so really difficult to rent it as it is for office space or similar. 

I am still putting together a very large commercial lending list. 

We are looking for value-added multifamily properties with 40+ units, and we think that NC and TN have some good outlooks.

We are looking for value-added multifamily properties with 40+ units, and we think that TN and NC have some good outlooks.

When I have a large portfolio or if I am not local, I will hire a PM but it seems silly to pay for a service I can supply to myself even if it is a little bit of a hassle. 

Hi Ryan, The way to tell if it's a buyers' or a sellers' market is by looking at months of inventory, which is a measure of how long it would take to sell everything currently on the market if no new houses where added.