My years there I was never able to make rentals work worth a crap and as I understand it has only gotten worse in the last few years

I understand the 50% theory.

I've spent the past few months trying to understand the numbers, develop growth strategies, and learn the basics of being a successful landlord.

As far as end goal is concerned I would like to have 10 rental properties by the time I am 35 and a decent enough understanding of the industry to possibly start my own property management business.

Unfortunately, we see a disconnect between the association and their understanding of this policy.

Can someone help me understand the hard money lender process.

I'm looking to build relationships, network and gain as much understanding as possible to grow my business.

We have 3 now and I really don't understand the mechanics of owning more than the limit imposed by lenders.Any advice will be appreciated.Thanks in advance,Cheryl and Jack

Understandably, any contractor in the reconstruction/remodeling business is going to be busy for the foreseeable future here in the BR Area.

I do understand how that's rather desirable, giving you better cashflow, an exit strategy, etc.