Hi Bradley, I am open to learning about any market at this point, so please feel free to connect and share :) 

Whether you're looking to expand your portfolio or explore new opportunities, I believe these properties could be of interest to you.If you have any questions or would like to discuss your goals and how I can assist you in achieving them, please feel free to reach out.

Feel free to connect if you'd like to chat further. 

We can always front load and provide the information the best we can, but I have yet to find a way we can have tenants feel the same sense of ownership that we do for our properties.

So if there is any feedback from any seasoned "Multi Family" investors / operators....Please feel free to reach out!

If you need any more info feel free to DM us. 

You’ll probably feel better this way.

Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. 

Feels like the best days of short-term renting might be behind us, what with all the new rules and hotel folks pushing back.So, here's my two cents: find a place that's a good fit for both long and short-term.

i think having 'discovery calls' with multiple brokers/lenders is always a good idea. see what loan products they can offer you, what their rates are like (but note that many tell you one thing & ultimately have to close you at another), and most importantly make sure you have a good gut feeling about them. make sure they're responsive and want to educate you & don't try to win your business by sh*tting on other lenders. it weirds me out that the person you talked to had said what they said. to my knowledge, rate shopping & getting your credit pulled for it multiple x in one 30-day span is just fine. all those hard inquiries fall off anyway. it's worth it to get a great loan product and a great rate. and they're wrong - not all lenders have the same products to offer!