I wouldn't upset the apple cart right now because of COVID, but that will go away shortly after the election season and then you can move forward.Personally, I would notify the renters of your intent to increase rent to market rate.

I lean towards taking an election for work done to your BRRRR property.

He is the past president of the Kentucky CCIM Chapter and I am the president of the Indiana chapter.

I knew that I didn't want to devote the time to going into an actual class, so I elected to go the online route instead.

If a particular breed is denied by a landlord's insurance company, that landlord may elect to buy different insurance AND pass on additional costs for the different insurance. 

With an elective of Appraisals - hoping that will give me some added help assessing the true value of the homes I will be flipping.

I heard on a podcast awhile back about an investor seeking out bank's REO portfolio's often from a bank officer or president.

Also, an LLC can elect to be taxed like an S Corporation.While there is never only one answer that is correct for all circumstances, there is a general rule that is almost always the correct choice.

If you try to hold on to tight you could end up really losing, damages, cleaning expenses, lost rent, possible elections, ect...

Find them through Google and meetup.com Here you can find people to work with.Call the Chamber of Commerce President, ask them who they like in the local banks get the referral use the name drop.