Build a super strong on-the-ground team of property managers and contractors that have experience and connections with city government so that they can handle emergencies and cut through red tape.

.- My fiancee is an accountant for the state and earns $70k a year (Steady employment).Our Goal:- We'd like to access our home line of equity or other funds for both emergencies, and for purchasing a second home out of state with our equity within the next year if possible.- Focusing on multifamily rental properties.- We'd like to move away from the FHA for a conventional loan on her current house to save on PMI.- We're fine with any other creative options or lenient lenders.However, we hit a tough spot.The Huge Problem:Fiancee- My fiancee had a brain injury from a car accident 6 years ago that impacts her ability to regulate her emotion on her frontal lobe.

Wondering if folks have experience leasing directly to hospitals and/or medical schools.

I have a family emergency up in New York and I have to move back.

The bill outlined the following points:- Increase oversight- Establish tenant protections- Provide transparency- Ensure medical care for affected military families- Strengthen ethicsWhile this article could continue to point out military housing deficiencies, the question I'd like to pose is, why is the Department of Defense in the Real Estate business in the first place?

A professional property manager will eliminate these hassles by proactively handling tenants’ requests or complaints, including after-hours emergencies, solving maintenance issues, and preventing any HOA violations.Labor and parts are expensive.

@Scott Lepore This is like a doctor looking to only give a patient 1 type of medication.

Many of us have high student loan debt (medical school, law school, etc.) so there’s a ton of group knowledge about how to navigate life (and real estate!)

Looking to acquire Multi family (2-4 unit residential or 10-20 Unit commercial) somewhere in New England, are there any emerging markets in the area that you are seeing affordable prices, high growth rate, affordable taxes, stable rent rates with room for growth, pop growth and Owner friendly ? 

The TX Property Code requires documentation via police reports in addition to documentation of stalking from a provider of medical health services, mental health services, or other authorized provider of services.