All Forum Posts by: Kevin Jenkins

You can add me to the list as well.

I did an entity transfer and have had no issues thus far.  Contact me for further details.

Thanks for the correction.   I just noticed it.

Try Ivy Finney Law Firm.  I just did a transaction with them.

You can vet the syndicator/sponsor all you want. But if mischief is going to happen, it will happen. You will be blindsided. Have you heard of Bernie Madoff? I am sure he was very convincing in his pitch. I am still trying to recoup an investment with a well know syndicator whose books sit on my shelf. I figured the person was trustworthy since he was well known and making the rounds at nationwide REIA meetings in the early 2000s. His deals were bigger and more geographically diverse than mine and therefore gave the appearance as safer and more lucrative. The deals I invested in were in Texas.

With that being said, sending your money to anyone, whether it is Wall Street or a syndicator, is subject to being lost and is out of your control with either party.  

I have used Wallace Ackley for management in the past.  However, like the other responder has stated, I am unsure whether they have experience with section 8.  

Hello.  I have a question.  What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a live in resident manager as opposed to a 3rd party off site property management company?

Thank you to everyone for reaching out.  In effort to send a private message, I might have requested to being a 'colleague'.  Sorry.  I was just trying to respond as if it was email.

I am interested in purchasing multifamily buildings/apartments.  

I would send the tenants a bill and have them mail it back to you at a P.O. Box.  Having them come over to give it to you or worse, give you some story of why they can't pay could create an uncomfortable moment for you.

The bill serves as a constant reminder for them that they need to pay you.