Back to today: I got off the phone with my agent, where I communicated how I wanted to present my offer (in summary: if the seller rejects my original offer, I hope they'll make a counteroffer, but if I decline that counteroffer, I will move on to make an offer on the next property of the few I am interested in the market - this is to avoid a back-and-forth and the property had been listed for a year with a 25% price cut in that time).

One thing I can tell you for sure: Section 8 renters are more likely to be entitled, difficult, non-communicative, problematic, evicted, trashy, etc.

I cannot recall rate we pay - but essentially answer is you still pay.Also the 250k/500k primary deduction is prorated as well depending on how long rental vs primary.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I haven't, but just make sure the mentor has personal experience/success AND you have access to either him or a qualified coach for as many questions as you want to ask, versus just buying a course like some people offer. 

Would be thrilled to connect!

Ask your PM how often they drive by properties under management.

Maybe syndications but some of them aren't doing well and if they don't know how to vet the operator, seems very risky. 

I am trying to see if anyone can attest to their service when filing a claim. 

Hi @Michael Baum, I have watched several PB episodes about MTR, mostly for traveling nurses and insurance displacements and I am interested in learning more but I do not have time to watch everybodys videos on how to get started.