It is best to have a relationship with these people before you start trying to raise funds.

They did a drive by, took pictures, and I paid for it (deducted at closing), and took about one month.The third property I'm refinancing now is through SoFi and I paid for that with a credit card through their website, and they assigned one as well.

Good afternoon,I looked at the City of Saint Paul website, and read over the following page: Rent Stabilization Rules and Processes | Saint Paul Minnesota (stpaul.gov)Based on what I see, landlords can raise rent 3% every year no questions asked.

My question is, how much would you raise the rent on the first floor tenant?

I also see EB-5 investors (foreigners who seek Green Cards) buy these type of properties more often than US investors.

This idiot also raised two PIGS in backyard (and was legal bc its a large property) and she was supposed to have them out asap.

The word 'SECRET' really raises the hair on the back of my neck.

You could also amortize the floor cost over 8-10 years and raise rent that amount.

My Question: What are the most effective ways you've been able to raise capital in Denver?

Then lately, I found myself seeing a better returns and higher CAP rate in stabilized rental building (low raise 6-8 units) compares to other FM multifamily rental building in the area.