Landlord provides tenant (at tenant's decision) the option to limit potential damages by agreeing to pay 2X rent as lease break fee".

I am looking to do something but a bit hesitant with the up front fees especially given the limited upside and risks involved in today's market. 

I like the idea of switching up the criteria a bit to look into existing builds and a lower price point.

I get business ideas from TikTok sometimes...)Connect on LinkedIn with all your personal contacts and professional contacts by going through your phone and email contacts list and literally connecting with every single person.

Hey Keisha,Given your proximity to the auto plant manufacturing area, leveraging that for tenant sourcing is a smart idea.

Hi Hillary, I would call some of the local credit unions as well as one or two larger banks to get an idea of what everyone is offering for owner occupied HELOCs and what LTV (loan to value) each is given.

But I personally value buying property in an area that appreciates more and has the potential for better tenants and rental increases, so I will easily give up the idea of the 1% rule, as I think future growth is much more important to me. 

He's got limited experience with real estate and I just don't know if he's giving us the right advice.

I'm wondering if anyone has some ideas as to where I can find some folks in my area to learn from/work with?

I have a young friend who has just gotten into the Landlord business - he has purchased 4 properties within the past year, and has gotten the "great idea" that signing up with AHS would relieve him of the multiple repairs he has had to pay for.