DM us to set up a call to discuss further😊 @Drew Sygit Thanks for sharing such an honest breakdown — this is exactly the kind of insight newer investors like me need.

It is kind of like a CRM but for collecting items for your properties.

I can't imagine Brooklyn doesn't support that rent but it is almost like they are forcing you to be someone with a bigger portfolio  providing your other leases to support your section 8 rents because who is going to be sending you their signed lease, I am sure another tenant wouldn't like that.

Whether it's service members, contractors, or civilian professionals, I’ve been fortunate to connect with incredible people who support and share in the mindset of growth and opportunity.I’m currently working on getting my real estate license, and I’m actively learning all I can about investing strategies, from buy-and-hold to house hacking, wholesaling, and more.

For a first multifamily, I focus on the numbers, rent potential, expenses, and cash flow, and whether the market can support steady occupancy.

I’ve also set up a GoFundMe to help offset some of the legal costs — I’m happy to share the link via direct message if anyone is interested.Appreciate any insight or support from those who’ve been through a similar nightmare.Thanks,Matthew So if I understand this, you are the lender and sold it via a CFD to a borrower who owes you $18k in missed payments and you are in legal. 

My wife and I already live in a house that we own, with family support with the payment as we get jobs after having to move.

For those investing in real estate notes — what’s your focus lately?
Residential? Commercial? Performing or non-performing?
I’m building a stronger network of note professionals and would love to understand where mo...

Either way, this is the kind of lead that helps me stay flexible while I get closer.

@Lakita Woodson,Well said, this is exactly the kind of year-end prep that separates reactive landlords from true investors.