I’ve been lucky some may say since I brought my triplex with good tenants who’ve been there for years before I even thought of buying the property so they were able to tell me about all the minor issues with the house and they’ve been good behaving, consistently on-time, full-rent paying tenants since I’ve owned the house.

I would only see at the very end of the signing if the signer consistently signed incorrectly (such as signing with black ink ,or not including their middle initial in their signature (if legible) when it is included on the documents, or not signing as trustee if the property is in a trust and this is required by the lender).5.

For some folks the content of the OA is crucial because they are using it to define really critical aspects of their operations such as how a two member LLC is to be managed.

It would be interesting to know if Cap Rates have already began to change.Two quick Follow questions on how COVID May effect specific aspects Deals if I may Brian and others:1.

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.5.

I eventually want to achieve Financial Freedom through a portfolio of cash flowing rental properties consisting of single family homes and multi-family complexes.  

Here in Oakland, and the Bay Area in general, prices have consistently gone up over the last 9 years or so, but they had slowly started to flatten.....and that was before Covid 19. in 2016 I saw a Duplex in Deep (As in "D" Class area) East Oakland that went for $369K and in the middle of last year it went for $500K.

I'm sure that is not your intension, but the antitrust law doesn't care about your intension.A few of the things I want to see minimum is good communication, consistent process, good understanding of the rules and regulations, and experience.

If you truly like the multi family value add aspect, then it might be hard to find something in OR.James Storey, CCIM

West Allis is a sound choice for starters, you get a lot more value and consistency than in some of the more hyped up neighborhoods.