Studies show these models lean left on politics, like agreeing more with progressive takes, and the flattery?

4 unit brick building with all 2br 1 ba units in C+ area of Cincinnati that is on the path to progress.

You’ve got the right mindset, starting with small multifamily rentals is a smart entry point, and being intentional about learning and building relationships will serve you well.Virginia has some great markets for long-term rentals, and connecting with others here will definitely help you fast-track your progress.

Start with the hard stuff and progress to the sfh.For loans, find a local credit union that services its own loans.

@Andrew NguyenAndrew, congrats on the progress so far — adding that much value on your triplex is no small feat and definitely shows you’ve got the right experience under your belt.

It’s basically the city sending you a progress report.If usage jumps, something’s running.

To his credit, Ryan complied with this request; we felt that communications somewhat improved after that, even though progress on the project ultimately did not.

No hiding in the cloaks of secrecy afraid of what will happen if my tenants know I own the property, no worries tenants are going to take advantage of progressive landlord/tenant laws, no scrutinizing each month's water bill. 

. • Where to look (value + path-of-progress): Albany/Irving Park, Avondale fringe, Portage/Jefferson Park, Hermosa/Belmont Cragin, Bridgeport/McKinley Park, Bronzeville/Woodlawn pockets, Rogers Park/South Shore (block-by-block). • Debt: 2–4 units = resi terms; 5+ = DSCR/bridge/local bank.

THANK GOD he never came through with and docs and didn't return another email or two as time progressed.