Review their management agreement.

I wanted to get the opinion of some experienced small-multifamily investors to see if this looks reasonable. 

@Scot Henry if you have bigger things in mind you have to put a plan together and present it to the zoning commisson for review and consideration.

I'm building my team and are looking for recommendations for a great  experienced investor friendly and knowledgeable Realtor in Chicago Western/Northwestern suburbs. 

So our business has mainly been buy and hold larger multi family buildings but we have come across a 4 unit that we can not pass up but need some experience advice on which route to go.  Currently we can pick it up fo...

A very experienced BRRRR strategist in the Kansas City area suggested him and I form a partnership.

You should review your original lease but likely it would need to be amended.

I'm analyzing my first BRRR property in NJ, just outside of NYC. I'm considering buying the land in cash and using a hard money loan for construction. At the end of the rehab, I'd fill with tenants, refinance and be a...

Get more trust out of your investors first by being performance based and then when you're more experienced, everyone will expect a certain level of service and will be more comfortable with something different. 

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