After talking with the code enforcement office it sounds like they are generally bitchy neighbors who are never happy and he knows that.  

Once we have a strong foundation (good team) hopefully soon enough, we'd like to get two or three properties 3 bed+ ~$130k with ~$1.5k monthly rental income.My husband is not really open to too much of rehab (maybe cosmetic stuffs which can be done in a week) until later of this journey..We would love to connect so please let me know- also, if you have any tips/resources I can dig in in order to learn about Arlington real estate, please let me know- I'm such a nerd and love to research/dig in... thank you!!!

I’ve found a few houses that look amazing but I’m focusing on getting financing in order before I make my next move.Looking to connect with anyone who knows the area, or any other helpful tips.

Hey everybody, i went down to the probate office today and they told me i have to have the name of the person who had the estate.

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If you have standards stick to them otherwise don't have standards at all.You are operating a business not a welfare office. 

The guy handled himself well . https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/officers-shut-down-white-woman-who-called-them-about-black-real-estate-investor/?

The house has a fantastic location, close to the center of the town, great schools, library, etc, it's 4 bedrooms plus 1 office), 2 bath, 2100 S.F., 8600 S.F.

*An RIA must be licensed with the State Securities Division, or in the case of California the Department of Business Oversight, which is in the state where your home office is located.

I'm searching for an Ohio lender who can help pull 100% of $ back out of a cash purchase, via delayed financing (of course contingent upon appraisal being high enough).For those unfamiliar, check out this great post on the topic (specifically part 2) https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/460294-how-to-cash-out-1-4-unit-propertyhttps://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b2/1.2/03.htmlI've talked to several loan officers who are typically investor friendly, they all either want the investor to leave some of their own cash in the deal for first 6-12 months due to their own banks overlay, or they don't understand this process/don't want to mess with this.Has anyone successfully pulled 100% of their cash out of an all cash purchase in Ohio with this technique?