My brother for me an apartment i signed the lease supposed to move in 6 days for into argument with my brother landlord dosent want to rent to me anymore is this legal? I already have up my old apartment.

If we charge $3000 a month, we would basically break even or lose money (depending on repairs).

So fast fwd to this yr and I’ve sold that new construction and have another new construction breaking ground as well along with 4 fix n flips which I’ve purchased in the past two months.

If so, break them out.

currently the owner pays for it and i think there's a potential to breaking out the meters if its not too costly.

I’m currently a Sophomore in College majoring in Finance. Would working a Property Management Company for 2 years be suitable for an Analyst position at CRE Firm?I know the question’s broad just looking for a sense of...

If you’re a flipper, don’t chase your property down as it loses value, just turn it into a rental or sell at break even if value plummets. 

Contractors can make or break your profit margin.

Call cops immediately or put more responsibility on tenants who are basically now breaking lease agreements?

We don't have to have to worry about people breaking in or stealing stuff between tenants.Best of luck!