Emergency contact updates and active email confirmations were due on April 1.

I talk to few realtor to put me on there email list I have not received an email for them in the area I'm in now.

I file taxes in Canada, so looking at the US market would simply mean filing again, but I imagine that's nothing too complex for an accountant to advise on.

I don't have much experience in the syndication sphere, but if I were to compare to my guess on the makeup of the average REIA meetup:75% have never done a deal, even if they've been attending the meetups for years25% have done one or two deals5% have done more than 2 dealsSo just doing a few deals puts you at the top end of things, and there are generally just a few at each meetup who thoroughly know what they are doing.I'd imagine the multifamily sphere is much the same, since this breakdown seems to hold true in most industries (even outside of real estate).

For all landlords and property managers:  This is an email we received from a tenant in a duplex we manage:"Fighting and screaming in upstairs apartment.

@Joaquin Camarasa is there an email list so I can stay up to date on this?

If your financials don't change and your LTV won't be different, I would imagine it's a better situation for the bank to have the tenanted, renovated property, so I don't see why you would be denied, but I couldn't say for sure.

If they weren't home and we don't hear from them after that letter has been delivered, we'll typically call, text, and/or email to touch base (depending on what contact info we have).

As I imagine a lot of others have done, it all started with reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and quickly changed my mindset on how I want to operate financially.

I'm pretty sure my direct email is on my profile.