I am looking to get in touch with developers of multi family units around the Quad Cities!

The tenant is a good one  with a very high credit score, but I feel I should have set my boundaries properly.

It should have said "if I knew how to develop it I would"

@Benjamin Brajovic Developing deep relationships with broker and property managers.

I know this site mainly focuses on how to buy investment properties, but I thought I would touch on a subject that may help someone down the road avoid a potentially expensive pitfall through the proper insurance coverage.

Sure the tenant got behind by not paying the late fees, but if the tenant was not properly informed and the terms of the lease were not properly enforced, then that was a great disservice.6.

Many neighborhoods are seeing their areas renovated while tax and development incentives are enticing many businesses to move in and grow.

If you have done your homework and the property is sound, there should be nothing materially wrong such that a reasonable insurance policy would not cover.If you continue to do your homework and screen your tenants properly, you should have a low risk of them destroying the property that an insurance policy would not cover. 

I’d definitely pass—good possibility it’s a scam, and even if it isn’t an outright scam imagine trying to collect from a 90 year old out of state co-signer who will likely develop a severe case of “oh your honor I didn’t know.....” if there is any trouble!

Hello there,I own a commercial lot in downtown Tacoma (5000sqft) that I would like to develop into a 4 story microunit apartment building.