Put 5% down, maxed out 3% credits, got an additional $3,000 out of inspection items, rolled commission into deal, after all of that and prorated rents we only came out of pocket $2,000 for the acquisition.

If you're wanting them to do a full rehab - that's really out of the PMs scope, so I would expect to pay additional here (since they are essentially managing an out of scope project for you)But as far as an additional upcharge for them doing some basic rehab/repairs?

It is the local REIA and there is a multi-family meet up once a month (in addition to other niche meetings).

Due to my research, it seems this owner claims a Homestead exemption on this Orlando, FL. property in addition to a split Home owner exemption on an additional out of state property for at least the past two years.

Start there it will offer many more options and choices than the 'loan officer' at your bank branch.

Their job is to make 300 dials, talk to 30 people and have over the 5-6 people that are at least curious about an offer on their home.

Is there anyone on here that has offered coliving on a small scale? 

Let me know if you have any additional questions!

Hence, no need to worry about sub-classes limitation because Advance offer unlimited classes and locations.This whole multiple LLCs and subscriptions really depends the structure of it.I have clients that have 1 subscription with multiple LLCs and some clients with subscription per LLC.

They are advertising very heavily for Pine Street Multifamily Luxury Apartments.Would like to know how good Paradyme investments is and any opinion on their Pine Street multifamily offering.