That’s pretty important.There’s always going to be moments in different scenarios where the banking question is going to be the most important piece in the scenario.I guess I would ask the most important professional to that specific issue.Also if your attorney is good with something and your banker is good with it, you want your attorney to anticipate what the bank attorney might want.Look forward to seeing you at Multifamily Masterminds!

I would much rather go to a sit down class than take training online as I think you gain from the interaction of students. 

I will have free time and have experience searching for, interacting with agents and placing bids.About me: I have my Series 6 and Series 63, as well as, Life and Accidental Insurance licenses.

Are the 65/35 metrics you used percentages, so $1000 in place, when market is $1650 (LTL of 65%), and anticipated rent after turnover is $1350 (35%)?

Both are fantastic books on how to engage with people which is as critical a life skill as any, especially with today's younger generations who tend to interact face-to-face less frequently as are thus less equipped to do it.

We anticipate we could get $2,500 for the side we are currently living in when we move in a year or two.

They prefer collecting fees for all account interactions than stepping to the background and minimizing their fees by holding only the LLC asset. 

I look forward to interacting with everyone and hope to meet anyone local to me in person soon.

Anticipated rent (section 8) = $1350/unit and operating expenses (including taxes, insurance, PM, maintenance/repairs, capex) project to be $1100/yr. 

I am trying to anticipate potential scenarios to try and mitigate this issue and prepare appropriately.