Also, stay safe during the hurricane.

The person obviously can’t afford to stay there and should be persuaded to leave .

Hi Everyone,I have a client interested in building a new home on a private lot(not in a subdivision) he's married to the idea of staying in a specific location, so buying in to a new development is out the questions for him.I am looking for a builder in the area who can help guide me through the process he has the lot chosen and we confirmed with planning and development that he can indeed build the home he wants now we are looking to find out how much it will cost to build.He's looking to build2 Story home*4 to 6 Beds3 to 4.5 2,600 - 3,200 sq. ft3 Car Garage*round drive wayis looking to pay cash to buildPlease let me know if this is something you can help me with.

Stay there for one year.

The implication is that they could have stayed (in MA the tenants have lots of rights) and simply not paid rent and trashed the place. 

They say, " if you can't take the heat then stay away from the fire", in other words if you can't absorb the cost of doing business then you are in the wrong business, simple as that.This is why I can't stand all of the jerks selling people on the concept that people can do real estate with absolutely no money, no credit, and no experience. 

We are now leaning towards more staying in our home for another year and keeping things as is.

So is it enough to say stay at a multi family and house hack until you can get enough residences to finance a personal home?

Are entire teams shifting over to eXp and staying or do they end up leaving?

To keep things simple, we stay consistent with our percentage ownership in everything and that is reflected in our K-1s.For additional work I've done for our LLC, we will pay me "management" or "services income" and I get 1099's at the end of the year.