People still want to buy. 92% of new listings last week went under contract, bidding wars still common here.

I'm not too worried about having to make repairs, but is it common to list a property for rent when there is still a tenant living in the property? 

Property Taxes are $940 annuallyHere is what I plan to do with it if I decided to purchase:For financing I plan to use a construction to permanent loanUtilize section 8 since it is very common in the areaManage the property myself at least for the first yearPurchase the property under a new LLCAny advice I receive regarding financing, rehab, section 8 housing, COVID-19 apocalypse issues, or anything else would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Furnished the common areas and added a fire pit to the back.

You see, when I tell people I have 19 rentals, the reaction I get sometimes is "is man, isn't that hard to manage all those properties, I would never do that!"  

This virus is very different than the flu and other common viruses.

I'm looking to network with other like minded individuals, investors, and lenders who share common goals.Currently, I'm just reading, watching webinars and trying to grow my network.  

I'm looking to network with other like minded individuals, investors, and lenders who share common goals.Currently, I'm just reading, watching webinars and trying to grow my network.  

Account Closed  Yes, 7 year balloons are also fairly common. 

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