When you share a wall I'm sure you have legal rights - although you never want to start a new relationship citing a law or threatening that sort of action. 

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I do know both tenants are long term and they have great relationships with both. 

The second thing I did was go through someone else that had a relationship - in this case, it was a property manager. 

Someone that realizes this is a long term relationship.

I don’t have experience with online only lenders since I try to build relationships with local folks.Since it’s your primary residence I think you should be able to secure something very favorable.

This accomplishment is only a few days old and I am still in shock.I now feel ready to become present on the forums and start developing relationships while we save money for our first property.My husband got his property management license in Oregon so he will be getting hands on experience that we can apply to our own rentals. 

I'm using this time to catch up on some phone calls (not business, just relationship calls,) updates social media channels, create content for future marketing campaigns, and engage others through social media channels (we're all going through this together.)I fear for the thousands of over-leveraged BRRRR Investors in the upcoming year.

Having a relationship like this can prove to be very lucrative and allow you to seize these opportunities.

The banks will be focusing on the PPP program.Also, the SBA bridge program requires that the borrower have an existing relationship with the bank issuing the loan.