I researched ADA law and don't find that I have broken any law, but what are your thoughts? 

Hello- I recently bought two properties in Broken Bow and since I bought them the market has taken a turn for the worse and they keep building new cabins which is lowering the values of existing properties. 

Hey everyone,
 
I’ve been actively learning and growing in the investing space — mainly focused on Texas, Ohio, and Florida — and I’m always looking to sharpen my approach.
 
Curious what tools, strategies, or workflo...

The resulting damage required repairs costing over $3,500.Sewer Line Replacement: During the shower remodel, broken tile pieces and debris from the GC’s work were found clogging the sewer line, necessitating a complete replacement at a cost of over $3,900.Additional Issues: Poor workmanship also led to defective toilet installation and a leaking kitchen sink, further increasing repair expenses.In total, the GC’s negligence has cost me over $10,000 in repairs and corrective work, in addition to the original rehabilitation costs.

For those building a multifamily portfolio: what’s your strategy for acquiring 2–4 deals per year when you don’t want to tie up all your cash in each one? Have you used higher leverage (bridge, DSCR), or partnered on ...

., Gatlinburg, Broken Bow, Myrtle Beach, Bronson, under $500k)My goal is to scale and buy another property (STR or LTR) within 2 years.Here are the main factors I'm weighing:STR pros: Potential for higher cash flow, can offset W2 income with bonus depreciation, write off all expenses against W2.

Great tips.

If so what are some tips on finding my multifamily first deal? 

The only time that rule can be broken is if the equity or ARV offers you a big chunk of equity/cash but looks like your purchase was turnkey or already fully renovated.

It took a month or so to clean and fix what ever was broken.