It's great to say that you want 1000 doors, but if someone handed that deal to you tomorrow, could you handle it?

Residential only if you have the DTI to handle a million in debt.

Yeah, I could do that and from the looks of it, that's probably what I'll have to do (though I'd probably have my attorney do it, because I handle my own taxes).

This is my first time handling a project 100% remote and any advice is welcome. 

He is a high income business owner so he can handle the financial risk of a shortened vacation season, but he's also concerned.

Most maintenance problems are resolved within minutes, a few hours, or even a few days and the more you handle at one property the less you have to travel to properties with less units.We often go to our 60-unit building and 5 to 10 tenants come of of their apartments to tell us about maintenance issues, but don't forget that you make great profits from every one of those tenants.I put in two images showing approximate profits for a 20 unit building if you raise the rents only $30 to $40 per year.

Hello,In my duplex the units are connected such that the kitchen odors do flow from one unit to another inspite of the exhaust fans which exhausts outdoors. Its actually because the mother in law unit is connected to ...

@Steve Kim a newbie can most definitely handle multifamily!

If he refuses, contact the attorney and handle it officially.

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