How you'll get the most out of BiggerPockets is to understand how to navigate through it and understand that it's a two way street.

I think we have to embrace it, otherwise, the property down the street will snag up your applicant. 

Investors just came in and purchased the 20 unit across the street as well as a super Walmart is slated to go in 2 miles away along with 180 55+ units.  

From the inside it's perfect, from the outside it could be worse, just a white filler between the window and sill, and it doesn't face the street.

properties are cheap compared to RDU area, but you also have to be smart about "knowing your streets."

Like House hackers, BRRR investors, small sacale landlords who work their butts off learning REI, and implementing it in their HARD WORK...And now there are posters all over Wilshire and up and down the streets for the LA Tenants Union. 

Don't be afraid to try the street food - just stick to fully cooked items.Yes, development fees are a standard way for a city to raise funds which in theory go to pay for corresponding infrastructure upgrades - water, sewage, etc.

The general LLC would then be the sole member of the site specific LLCs, so for example, if your general LLC was NJ Investors, LLC and you bought a project at 123 Main Street, you could form 123 Main, LLC.

I see your a buy and hold investor, we buy and hold also and have a few rentals over in the wood streets area of riverside.

@Gonzalo Escobar For the phone system you propose, it sounds like you may run into an issue with your tenants not wanting their cell numbers posted on the street (I know I wouldn't here in SF or anywhere really.)