Sending you a dm, let's see how we can work together.I help new investors by (1) showing them the different avenues of investing, (2) teaching different methods on how people can use money that is already in their home, (3) showing how some HOA's can benefit in renting, and (4) refer them to this forum to educate themselves deeper as they start.

My opinion for those that live in a high cost of living market is to continue living / renting in that market and invest in a different market that is affordable and provides both cash-flow and appreciation potential.The reason to stay in the HCOL market is because you will be paid(hopefully) a nice large salary.You can take this salary to then 'easily' invest in other markets.NYC is tenant friendly which can be a con for investors.Furthermore, NYC has appreciated historically.

Again, the issues here would be if those properties were structured incorrectly or filed incorrectly....but I think it would certainly be worth having a conversation with a different lender about it.

Investors do need to be aware of the different areas of growth, but waiting 10 years for investment in the area is like buying GameStop 3 days after the meme.

. - if you want to terminate lease and not say it is because he is an a$$ (which is the primary reason), you can say we have decided to rehab your unit to optimize rents. 

Louis County or the Metro East, but I came up with zilch for Jefferson County.Northern JeffCo is pretty typical suburbia, but it then turns semi-rural very quickly as you get away from the 270 belt and seems to be quite different from St.

@Chris Holloway Once you find these machines I recommend doing a thorough cost analysis of the difference in price plus the ongoing cost of internet vs the amount of loads needed to recoup this cost.

The temperature in the hallway may be very different than in one or all of the apartments due to drafts and just how the vents are set up. 

Hi Trevor, I have a lot of experience with different turnkey companies.

The main investor still wants to go through with it *if* they can find someone to go in half’s with them, but I’m afraid they won’t be able to find someone to go in with them in time.Here’s some more info, if it makes a difference, so you could give more spot on advice: the house is extremely unique in California, three hours east of SF in the Sierra Nevada mountains & and was built by a bridge maker as his own residence back in the 60’s, so it’s one of a kind.