We got overwhelmed by the mass amount of information online so we ended up just making the decision on what we wanted out of our first rental (Short term) and what we wanted out of a real estate investment business (long term). 

I'm a fan of transitioning from the residential world (1-4 units) into the commercial realm (5+ units) as values are determined differently. 

I am always interested to see neighborhoods in transition. 

IS there anyway to mass collect information or even just a faster way then copying and pasting i would hate to get a large list together and figure out a faster way down the road. 

Curious question for the masses - when do you think someone becomes overleveraged with their own personal credit when buying buy-and-hold real estate properties? 

Then transition to out-of-state investing if it still appeals to you.

Proximity to light rail, Broad street NJ transit plus most of the city center development is moving that way.

Keep in mind syndication is soup D Jour these days.. anytime you have how to syndicate guru's selling systems and training you know they are going for the mass's and not everyone frankly can be that IE a good operator.the two I tagged I know are experienced if they care to engage .. and I know there are plenty of others on BP I just happened to know these two personally. 

I’m specifically inquiring about how to explain to them the transition from the current rent collection strategy used by the PM company to the rent collection tool offered by Cozy (which is not technically a legal lease agreement).

Hi Ed, We're a full service property management company based in central Mass.