I read Dave Van Horn's book and its great about getting into the basics of what note investing is and where to do it and principle.

I know that by law (regardless of what a lease may say) landlords are supposed to provide basic amenities (hot water, electricity) to renters, but what are the timelines that such services need to be made available to the renter when there is a plumbing or electrical failure? 

Im starting a meetup, opening an office and studio, and will be buying multifamily and development projects locally and in surrounding areas and Im looking to network with all kinds of people that are on similar paths. 

I’m coming in August and she was one of the first realtors I was connected with who says she’s doing 15 projects in Detroit.

My bank owns a big project there they foreclosed on about 10 years ago..

We project rentals rates to be around $875/ month.

I have not undertaken such a project but the upside is there and I want to learn what I don’t know. 

If I could go back in time a few years, I would have sought out a partnership before taking on certain projects as it would have saved me quite a bit of money and headache. 

Personally, I find it is more like the 1% rule and it basically means that you’d want rent at 1% of your acquisition cost plus repairs.  

Basically if it's not priced abound 200k, it's more than likely got serious issues.