With their new lower management fee, it was worth us to go through them, and they will provide legal assistance if theCity starts causing headaches. 

Hi everyone,Asking this question for a friend: My friends started the section 8 process and already sent them the landlord package but the process is taking forever.

We are in the STR Zone, and the goal (if possible) is to get the project complete before 2026 Fifa world cup. do STR for 2026 and start long term renters after.

I will definitely keep that in mind.Currently I'm just trying to find gain more insight on the program I already happened to pay the initial starting fee for.

Hey Everybody,I am trying to get started doing BRRRs in northwest Indiana, but I have never done a BRRR before.

There are many closer countries and beaches that are so much nicer and much more easily accessible, no further than Mexico to start with.Also, Colombians are no dummies.

For restaurants, rent should ideally be under 10% of gross sales, so I believe $5,500 a month is fair.The seller doesn't have a rent roll or strong financials, and his tax returns are 50% lower than his claims.

If you seriously want to clean this up and are willing to take a risk, I would absolutely switch things into my name and begin taking care of the property as my own...it takes up to 10 years, but if you'd be willing to start caring for the property and were able to at least rent as a break even, pay taxes etc, then it's no big loss if the owner came back and stopped your claim.

I just bought a townhome by Edge homes because it was a 6.6% cap, I'm also buying a triplex from FIG (construction starts in October) the cap rate on that one was right around 7%, and I'm buying a fourplex with FIG in Boise at a 6.6% cap rate.  

Newer homes should have lower CapEx expenses, which helps with with cashflow.