My team and I host monthly real estate meetups in Northern NJ - no sale pitches or gimmicks.

I learned about self-storage because my firm has been investing heavily in this arena for a number of years.

These opportunities usually focus on one asset class, but it is normal to see various markets included in one investmentReturns are more consistent and can mirror the industry norms as the investment outliers average out to create more steady and predictable returnsInvestment offering timelines are usually longer on the front end and offer multiple entry points for the investor since the investment firm will likely accept investors throughout their acquisition period of all the assets in the investmentRequires less money to invest in multiple properties as compared to investing the minimum investment in multiple propertiesConsSince the specific assets have not usually been identified, you are not able to vet the specific deals against your criteria.

To refresh my memory, I looked up my city's form again and they have a section on the owner's affidavit for property managers, co-hosts, etc where the owner fills out (see bold text).  

Looking for firms that builds apartments, Retail or Mixed Use that want to expand to New Albany Ohio.  

Interested to hear others thoughts on this topic…As a handyman I have been working largely with many real estate investment firms getting their homes rent ready for their future tenants.

A firm demand letter may help get your commission check released that you were owed in early February.

This video is super helpful as well as has all the contact information for their firm: video

I'm hosting a realestate meet up in vancouver as soon as this covid stuff is over, let's connect and I'll send you the invite once it's rescheduled, would love to meet you and discuss further in person. 

I think you need a better attorney that knows how to handle illegal occupants quickly and firmly.