I'm looking for help from anyone who may have a contact at DiTech.  I bought a mobile home foreclosure on land a year ago.  The original mortgage was with green tree which is now DiTech.  The previous owners then refi...

I work for a tech startup based in NYC that is creating a new point of interest database of the country.

You can just tack a Roku box/stick on a  TV (small device so a theft issue) and they use there own netflix or for old tech I think the Wii connected too. 

If the productivity remains good during this shut down, may techs may allow employees to work remotely more on an ongoing basis.

I am moving to Atlanta in a few months for a job, I am changing careers and will be starting on a salary of roughly 60k in the tech industry where salaries scale quickly.

I work in tech and I would love to be financially free in the next few years (if possible).My end play is to use the BRRRR strategy to generate 8-10k a month.Currently I would like to buy a multi-family (4plex or 8-plex to start out with) that needs a bit of work (rehab) and rent out with positive cash flow.This the criteria I am looking for: - Positive demographics - looking in B/C area's (if they make sense) with decent rent control laws. - Strong net cap and appreciation - Low vacancies and property taxes- Healthy local economyAfter doing my due diligence of research, I narrowed down my search to Phoenix,AZ, Florida, Oregon or Texas for a multi-family homes to generate cash flow.Any thoughts of my strategy?

How can you use tech and services to enhance efficiency when self managing?

Morris comes from Fox news and had a very popular pod cast on tech.. so he already had a HUGE following.. some how he got it in his mind to start to market properties.. so he did nothing more than other marketing companies do.. ( and you know of what I speak)He then hooked up with a ground partner Oceanpointe.. and he went at it. when his company first came to light on BP myself and a few others comment on HEY this is not even remotely close representation of inner city urban core D and low C class.. even Chris C commented which as you know he rarely does on these types of things.. but it was just so blaringly a case of misrepresentation of  the asset class.So of course to sell for all cash and have no over sight were do you work?..

It's same like how to maintain "circle" in my w2 tech industry.

It's hard to find "well-priced" deals and while the area is appreciating like crazy, I am not sure that it can continue much further before being over valued.With that being said, the new tech jobs coming in to the downtown landscape is a huge catalyst for the restorations of the historic neighborhoods.