I am paying under $500 for my policies.Reach out to @AnthonyLee from Cobalt Steele in Red Bank NJ.  

Houses renting in my sub division are currently going for $1,400 month, and do not have hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances like mine.Does this sound like a good way to start my investment portfolio, it will not be the 2% rule but more 1.7%.Once I do the above steps what would your next step be to adding another house or multi-family unit?

.. in Los Angeles its %3 CAP in A, 4-6% in B and 7-8% in C .. even that is getting harder to get , looks like yet another bubble is comingYes, I would appreciate a referral for an investments aware contacts.Kind Regards,Leonid 

The funny thing I learned about the average labor person in Mass, you know, the husky dudes wearing flannel, is that they would prefer to sit in their basement smoking pot all day or hanging out at their basement bar with their buddies bitching about having no work and playing video games or still thinking the crappy band they are in is cool because they get to play the local PNA or Elk's lodge once every few months.

A loan being sold on the secondary market must meet Criteria A B and C, whereas a portfolio loan can choose to require you to only meet C.As you scale up, your relationship with the lenders will become more important.You could also try for a commercial "blanket" loan, where you are putting the existing properties into one loan.

Steel has taken a recent increase and I was informed our next buildings might cost 20-25% higher for the building itself. $225,000 Building 7% sales tax included$ 79,000 Bldg Erection$128,000 Bldg slabs, with rebar.  18 inch footings normal.$432,000 Total Building installed.$51,000 Frost free footings, this new town requires, not included above.Buildings:15x160 2,40040x50 2,00040x40 1,60040x200 8,00030x220 6,60020x30 60020x40 800Total 22,000$432,000 Erected building22,000 Total sq ft$19.64 per sq ftDue to water, sewer lines and drainage, we had to put several small buildings up front. 

One in the Cedar Springs area that rents for $1150, would consider it a B+/A- property, one in Brownsburg that rents for $1150, probably B+, one just east of the speedway that rents for $725 probably a C+/B- and one in Lawrence Township that rents for $885 and probably a C+.

Don’t also attempt to advance the ball in Issues B and C if they can wait a moment.

When I speak of heavy industry I'm talking about strategic self sustaining resource production such as steel, capital equipment for construction, petrochemicals, among others. 

I am specifically looking for a list of institutional investors in B and C apartments, and was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction.I'd greatly appreciate any help.