There's boat access to Lake Livingston in the neighborhood and only 5 to 10 minutes away from the waterview.

My bookkeeper initially thought this was a weird setup but now has come to realize it’s super easy to keep track of income and expenses by individual property and to have instant access to a snapshot of how each property is performing.

My main motivation is to have direct access to the MLS and be able to move fast on deals.

What I Have: • Consistent access to off-market properties across the DFW-Houston region • Several land development opportunities sized for small neighborhood developments (think 20-50+ homes) • Strong local market knowledge and deal flow What I’m Looking For: I need advice on the best strategies to market these opportunities specifically to experienced developers.

I'd like to bring him in to assist with the renovation expertise as well as access he has offered to his labor pool.

Getting a HELOC down the road assumes you have some appreciation, pay the mortgage down over time, etc.Do you have access to any private lenders that would fund the deal at a higher LTV? 

Lopez wants access to that data base/  As he knows they will be trusting of Norada since they have had good experiences with Norada on buying homes. 

It is The most accessible way to get into an expensive market such as Seattle is via house hacking.

Agree with all posted by Stuart & Corby, except about the Renters Insurance.We offer Renters Insurance to our tenants also and it's a special program only PMCs have access to and is a much better & cheaper "product" than tenants can get on their own.You have 3 options:1) Check the lease for a "transfer of management" clause to see if that can terminate those services.2) Negotiate with the tenant to terminate those services.3) Retain the PMC through the end of the lease.

I would stay away from wholesalers on numbers unless they have access to the MLS and are working more of a traditional role as a realtor/agent as well.