Having operators in your chosen market that own/manage SUCCESSFUL properties is a must. 

I love to see that most of the cities you have chosen is in the Midwest/southern area!

They can help create blueprints that meet your specific needs, ensure compliance with local building codes, and can guide you on what’s feasible on your chosen piece of land.

Based n that, I stand by my initial post.You could have chosen to politely correct any misconceptions.

Some clients have chosen to recreate the calculations in the patent (you can find it on google) in an excel doc with their own personal numbers.

I specifically and repeatedly told my coordinator that they are accruing $500/month debt on a small balance and it would be in their best interest to just pay me and my coordinator has confirmed that leadership is aware of the situation, but they have chosen not to pay.

- Dallas/ Fort Worth, tx- Charlotte, nc- Toledo, oh- San Antonio, tx- Minneapolis, mnWith the exception of Toledo I've heard nothing but fairly positive things on the markets you have chosen.   

Your points about property assessment and the eviction process highlight the need for investors to thoroughly research their chosen markets and understand the potential risks involved.Your advice to buy pre-renovation to avoid property tax reassessment is especially noteworthy, as this is a significant factor that can affect an investor's bottom line.

Talk to local investors, study rent comps, and understand how leasing cycles work in your chosen market.

You could have done a mold inspection and a termite inspection and uncovered these issues prior to closing if you had chosen to.