I love to hear Josh and Dave recognized our unique ability to go up to 95% of the value of the home!

Grateful for any insights to kickstart our journey into Texas multifamily real estate investing.

Link to site about radon. 

The part about that that should be concerning is we are the largest account any of our suppliers or subs have as we have nearly a 1/3 market share in our market.

She was told by our local power company, PPL, that our meter base needed to be upgraded, THEN they could put her meter in (there was no meter in her unit because the previous tenant moved and it has been unoccupied for a few months).

We bought our first 25 units and started to self manage out the gate, and have been since then, with over 2,200 units.Interestingly, A lot of our members in the J&G community start out with third party, and when they've achieved some scale, decide to bring in house.

Their site looks nice and pretty transparent, although the FAQ about pre-payment penalty is a bit vague. 

Great info im about to google opex discipline  any particuar site you suggest i should check out first Quote from @Allan C.: @Najeh Davenport I prefer multi-family because you have better control over appreciationthats .

I got laid off for about two months and everything fell behind (except our mortgage, we've never missed a payment always on time) but our credit scores are horrible.

Yes, thinking about that option for our next tenants..