I agree Stamford has a good economy particularly because business escapees from NYC see it as a good place to settle but prices I’m sure are outrageous.

Yes, I would consider Seaford in particular to fall into that category.  

Houston is not a particularly good cash flow market due to the high property taxes and insurance rates in TX.

When I consider BRRRR, although I am not particularly skilled in handicrafts, I naturally understand the potential of forced appreciation through Renovation.

@Wayne BrooksLet’s refrain from being typical in this particular situation as it’s peculiar in so many ways.For example since you mentioned tenants don’t typically find a place , sign a lease and then give 30 days notice.This particular tenant left couple of months ago to his sister’s place state,started living there for free and started looking for another job and found another job there , resigned his current job all the while keeping me in blind until he fulfilled his agenda.I am not trying to figure out a way to clip.

I'm still finding deals for my investors, depending on their particular strategy.

Mixing money and family is a recipe for disaster, particularly when that money is supposed to be for your retirement.

You may wish to confirm that the new 401k provider has experience with the particular investments in which you intend to invest your retirement funds as you very likely will have questions in terms of the mechanics (e.g. how do you invest in real estate, etc.).3.

@Lamont MarableYou should have a firm understanding of the partnership structure and the responsibilities of each partner, but you dont need any particulars in the loi.

Certain mall's in particular I could see the statement being made, but I can't say I'd agree with 'commercial' falling into that.