In addition, the statute does not prohibit you from increasing your security deposits for new tenants between now and July 1, 2024, or even for existing tenants before July 1, 2024.Second, nothing in the statute prohibits a landlord from requiring and increase in the security deposit, each time the landlord increases the monthly rent, provided the security deposit does not exceed one month’s rent.Third, a landlord may still require two month’s rent as security deposit, after July 1, 2024, if the landlord has no more than two residential dwelling properties that include no more than four dwelling units.

Good access to the city, better tenant laws (when not in Cook County with Schaumburg), and traffic is generally better than coming from Indiana.

I have access to the VA loan.

Hi M,I've been living in Dallas for 6+ months now and am yet to connect with any real estate folks.Maybe I'm snobby and thought folks would just cold reach out to me wanting to connect.But I guess not and it is up to me to hustle others to meet and network.Ahhhh, those where the good old days when I use to hustle others for a meeting... lolI guess I'll just keep all of the knowledge of flipping over 1,000 properties and currently managing over 400+ SFH all for myself lolJokes 😁

They claim to distribute 12% cash return in addition to any capital appreciation after the exit (3-4 years from now).

I'm headed out now for final inspections on the the quad and duplex and we'll start leasing up this weekend.

Now I am looking to find hard money to keep moving on light rehabs to buy and hold BRRRR-style.

But our second child was due in May and we had a toddler now sans childcare.

I am doing a BRRRR on a 24,000 warehouse right now in Southern Orchards

I'm Jeniffer from Redwood City, CA, passionate about real estate investing for 3 years now.