I also want to start putting together a solid team with whom I can support and rely on consistently.

I know a bunch of good ones, let's chat because some are going to be more inclined with your end goal than others... for example, if you're just looking to do it for the least amt period, there are plenty of dudes who will do it for next to nothing.

I've been back to work after many years away from a "real" job and now work from home as a computer support engineer for a local company. 

If anyone is available....let's chat!

Yes, I'd love to chat w/those lenders. 

He is doing a youtube live even right now as if nothing happened, and you should see the number of excited folks on the youtube chat feeds , they are rolling along just fine like nothing happened...

@Phillip Semons Send me a PM lets chat a bit

They didn't take into account that the support pillars for the lift got in the way of the garage door opening......you literally couldn't use because you couldnt get a car in it.

I am happy to chat one of these days, if you like.

General rule of sales.....if you NEVER get any pushback on your prices being too high, you are WAY under priced.Market dictates price and demand...... there are plenty of markets that have very high rent and very low vacancy because that market can support it.Do your research.....local adds on Zillow, Craiglist, rentometer, local PM's...lots of info.....I generally try to stay just a tad below market to increase my pool of applicants, increase my chances of getting a good tenant and then plan of slowly increasing rent over the years if the market can support itIts is a balance..... turnover can cost $$...... but being underpriced can cost you more sometimes...