Most of the bigger HVAC companies in our area don't charge extra for weekend calls.

Im starting a meetup, opening an office and studio, and will be buying multifamily and development projects locally and in surrounding areas and Im looking to network with all kinds of people that are on similar paths. 

I would suggest that if someone wants to enter Detroit market take at your own risk two trips: flight/car/meals/hotels to know the city, its people, the neighborhoods and develop local connections!

As I understand, OR requires a developers license and a GC license in order to build property!

Over the last few years of investing, the one thing that I have learned is that whatever “plan” you may develop, the only certainty is that there will be a bump in the road.  

All properties are in good living conditions.Here are the Properties rent and size1. 2bd/1ba  rent $300 per month 1050sqft2. 1bd/1ba rent $325 per month 645sqft3. 2bd/1ba rent $350 per month 1050 sqft4 3bd/1ba property manager lives rent free could rent for $600 per month 1200 sqftThe sellers chose to do low rent because of the neighborhood but each property can easily pull in a extra $100-$150 per month.My question to BiggerPockets is how should I determine my purchase price?

There development going on all over town.

Getting a loan with the extra rental income seems very feasible, but saving up enough cash quick enough to put as a down payment would be our main obstacle (usually everyone’s issue). 

If I was an agent I’d buy an hp or something under $1000 and use the extra $500 or so for mailers.

I was told by a management company that I have 2 options: paying 3 months extra or pay until they find someone else.