I have experience managing out of state properties so I’m comfortable with that aspect.

Superior court decisions are not consistent on the issue.

During the day I'm a full time Sales Manager for a domestic, independent manufacturer of plastic houseware products and on the side I'm a budding Real Estate Investor in north central Massachusetts.Today my portfolio consists of zero doors.

I'm not a lawyer so could speak to the technical aspects of it.

They generally dont care about your gloating, just what you can do for them and how it impacts their life.The message of the mailer is important, but you must also factor in WHAT you are sending them ,the medium, AND making sure you are consistent as well.Hope this helps a bit! 

The financing aspect is just PART of what makes this new way so advantageous. 

The high grade assets I have had consistently average in the 30-40% range and sometimes even lower. 

The new part is only good for lack of repair and new systems, in every other aspect you are losing because you are paying up for that luxury and unlikely to get the rent back on your investment right away as the buy-in would be higher for people wanting to house hack it.

After listening to well over 100 BiggerPockets podcasts, reading Rich Dad Poor Dad multiple times, and scrolling the forums for hours, I decided now was a good time to introduce myself.I will be closing on my first deal April 6th (already under contract and non-contingent), which is a 17 unit apartment portfolio in East LA for $1.4M.My goals for the future are to continually educate myself on all aspects of real estate, and start to build my own SFR / Multifamily portfolio.

You’ll also have to find out if, in the opinion of an experienced, knowledgeable attorney the agency findings are consistent with Virginia laws and court rulings.