@Vante'e Keena yea..sounds like the 203k is a pain in the a** to work with

@Paul Sandhu I wish I could; chronic back issues and working overtime prevent that.

I have painful and expensive experiences from earlier in my career.It seems like these tenants are still in the property.  

I don’t if contractors think this is a pain, but at least then I know apples to apples what everyone is charging for what.

The more units at one address is better because an unoccupancy is less painful. 

Fortunately, we are living rent free right now at our parents but this is becoming a major pain for us.   

It’s a pain to add the bill each month, and then explain how the billing is a month behind, etc.

I like to phrase it as “do you have any real estate plans in the near future” or find a point of pain for them like “I’ve owned this place for 20 years and I’m sick and tired of being a landlord”) It also depends on how close to the city you’d like to be.

Owner still has a standing loan, property has been rented out for the last 7 years and it was last updated around 20 years ago, property was last listed in 2011.Just knowing how the different towns in Rockland work I know that the Clarkstown municipality is a pain so I want to do as much right as I can.

I am curious to hear about your biggest growing pain as you grew your portfolio over time.