This means your property manager will need to be social media savvy to acquire tenants in a hot area. 

I understand that you are not the United Way, but unfortunately you have stumbled into a situation that you need to assist in.Talk to local authorities and find a social worker to help get her onto a government program that can help with her rent and get her into a government housing program.

Please send me a DM for info as space is limited with social distancing.

Is there a value-add component or just buy and hold?

I'm not familiar with FHA appraisals in this space, but if they include an income-component, they are more akin to a commercial loan on an apartment (5+ units). 

This is why many investors refer to what I just described as 'infinite return', and is one of, if not the most appealing components of the BRRRR strategy.The example I gave is of course simplified, but I hope it adequately conveyed the concept.With regards to what the initial financing would look like, rehab lenders will typically finance a portion of the acquisition and then 100% of the construction on a 'reimbursement basis'.

Hey All,Wanted to touch base on a few topics that are not typically discussed in relation to components of a RE syndication deal and how this impacts things from the standpoint of the LP in relation to such factors as risk profile, return etc. 

My daughter has since moved out of state & manages the property via social media.

Social Unrest?  

In turn, these three components can make you millions in the future.