Do not let yourself look foolish by allowing others to do your marketing pieces for you and use spinner programs to boost your online presence.

I would move them to a short term, more like hard money type program.2.

If PM's truly took the "heat" off the owners, then you'd see THAT heralded as Reason #1 for using a PM.As far as Elio's original post regarding S-Corp and personal loans, I hold no opinion and will defer to others more knowledgable in that regard as the topic is quite outside the realm of my own experience.We now return you to our regularly scheduled programming.

Yeah, there's programs that will let you sign a PDF.I wouldn't personally, just because I'd worry the tenants have a feeling it's less "real," they might try to claim it wasn't them, etc.

In a few more years of tenants I'm afraid the drywall may need removed and new studs put in.I'm considering purchasing a flat panel wall mount that will fit the size and weight of most retail TV's and installing it myself and making this part of the lease that the wall mount can't be removed.This rental is in a higher end development so the concern of the tenant not having a flat panel should be slim.

Some brokers and correspondent lenders have to follow suit with the bank programs to remain competitive.

I just bought a smaller apartment complex and three of the tenants are on the Section 8 program.

From reading, I do understand that there is no 'one size fits all' for structuring syndications.

He did mention that he was in a credit repair program and that these should be removed soon.

Unfortunately I have invested a lot into some of the guru programs.