Customer Focus: (tenants) Never forget the end-user of your properties.

Customer Focus: (tenants) Never forget the end-user of your properties.

My question is how I can nicely end their lease on that date?

Send him a letter, emphasize that you are personally yourself the end-buyer, include proof of funds, include something attesting to you being financeable (unless your proof of funds is for the full cash purchase price).If he owns 20 local businesses, good chance he's in at least one chamber of commerce, and if he's not, he 100% knows people that are, who will spill the beans and offer to do an intro if you mention you're interested in buying a gas station over a beer or a meal (there's probably like 3 people in that city that fit this description, why not get introduced to all 3?)

Hi guys If a tenant signed a years lease for September and then there are issues with section 8 and they moved in a month later in October do you create an addendum that changes the entire lease term or just change the end date of the lease.

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

I know I am overthinking this too much for the current stage as an investor, but I'm trying to work backwards from my end goal of owning 100 units.

Secondly, take advantage of reputable sources that offer free, high-quality content.

I wouldn't have been able to scale without a partner.You may not have to start with a team, but most investors end up with oneGino

That is more important that buying cheap and having worse investments you hold or end up having to offload at a loss.