This makes me glad that I made the decision to share this story.Joshua Dorkin, I would have been more than happy to have split this with you, all you had to do was supply the $540K raised in the offering!

We have no food/beverage industry experience but believe the restaurant has a good chance of being successful and are able to supply the capital to get the doors open.

You could read through that to possibly find out or do you have a state supplied landlord tenant handbook??

We supplied a formal list of issues that they agreed to fix, and signed it.

If there was a way to get 10% return safely and passively EVERYONE would be doing it right now, which would most likely eat up the supply of that investment and lower the returns.

According to the "Section 8 Bible" authors, a Section 8 rehab should be a bare minimum rehab just to pass inspection.If I rent to a regular tenant, then I would put a little more money into the rehab to make the place look nicer.Does anyone have any experience with Section 8 in Jurupa Valley, or do you know how I can find out the supply of Section 8 tenants in the area?

There is a large supply of money as a consequence.

Once A company reaches it's market determined size (for whatever good or service they supply) the next way to "grow profits" is to cut expenses.

R22 is becoming harder to find and more expensive as supplies deminish.

On a basic system replacement he charges me $400 plus the actual cost from the supply house.