Hi everyone,I’ve been learning about real estate inventing for a couple months but haven’t started yet.

Alternatively, once the existing tenant is out, you can lease at market rate.The real challenge of "non-landlord friendly" areas in the form of: your ability to adjust their rent from one lease term to the next, rent control issues that would limit your ability to ever push rent increases over time, any mandates on required renewal options for existing tenants (typically come with rent control measures) and the ease and speed with which evictions are processed. 

This was the easiest way for me to get into real estate and determine if this was something I wanted to pursue.

- NSS Lending LLC- Goldstream Capital Loan- Gap Funding partners - Tyrone Harris- AD Mortgage- FlipCo Financial not familiar with any of them.. just make sure not to pay money up front.. 

We are excited to get started but want to make sure we set ourselves up well by talking to folks in the field to set up our business model well, find great real estate agents and investors that work in our area, and see who else is out there doing it in this area.

That's how you buy D+ properties thinking they are Cs and lose all of your money.

I was just there for a business trip and found SLC to be booming in terms of economic development, entrepreneurs and more but haven't done any real RE diligence

Since you own multiple properties we have a market which will write you a master policy and schedule out your properties on one master policy to save you money and paperwork.

She only makes her money on the 10% rental fee.

I think the thing that might dissuade me from such a deal is if you needed to put a substantial amount of money down as again, financing is tough with leaseholds from my understanding.