I am not super familiar with the ones in New England but I know they are out there.You can look into the Rapid Re-Housing program.

@Todd FryIts a sad day when an investor (or anyone) needs to make a post to "shame" a company into doing the right thing but happens all the time in this day and age.Of course it's always good to also see the positive experiences investors are having.Bad news travels rapidly but seems that good news is kept private... as a general rule.

But basically the seller is just avoiding paying a capital gain tax all at once and is instead paying this in incremental amounts.

If you're a member of an association like the RPOA in Grand Rapids and they are too, you could file a complaint with the association.  

Hello Jason and Edward,Jordan Capital Finance is a very well capitalized organization that is rapidly growing across the country.

If that is all you require, I'd explore other markets with more rapid appreciation- you'd get your cash flow and build your net worth and scale much faster.  

The incremental effort and risk associated with more properties is not worth it.

This is a rapidly appreciating area, and I think this purchase could present multiple exit strategy options 5-7 years down the road.

That said, with the rapid increase in cases I wouldn't be surprised at all to see some people cancel.

He just puts an incremental Roman numeral on the next LLC he starts.