I also don't really recommend arbitraging because you essentially have very little control over your business, the landlord controls it.

Rent control (I prefer to use accurate words vs. the make up social justice malarkey "rent stabilized") is the first step in crushing property owner rights. 

I wouldn't have made the decision to take control of my income without him. 

These are some fantastic insights!

I am an investor in Indianapolis, who is about 8 months in on a house hack that has turned out fantastic.

My friend Ryan from Rehab Depot has a fantastic class for new rehabbers and flippers.

@Ben Francis E-recording is fantastic!

I live and invest in Topeka and I think it is a fantastic market to invest in. 

But when we need money to pay for things like lobbiests, attorneys, marketing campaigns to fight the city rental regulation, rent control coming to a city near you real soon, free attorneys for tenants to make evictions take 3 times longer and cost $1,000s, or forcing even landlord out there to wpaccept section 8 vouchers, that money is put to good use.As for Tuesday Night, I learned a few things Tuesday Night from Jason, reaffirmed some thoughts from both Jason and Rachel, and I really want to learn more, than they can share in 90 minutes.

You need to own or control the lot or get approval from the owner to market a lot and house package especially if it’s going to be listed in the MLS.