Good, and sad, to know that my situation is not unique.

Sounds like you’ve already built a strong foundation in multifamily and have a unique edge with your commercial debt background.

I plan to visit Nashville in NOV/DEC for a few days to a week. 

Each carrier has unique risk appetites, which is why a local broker is often the recommendation.

Hi everyone! I’m planning a short trip to Detroit in November (dates aren't set yet) and I’m looking to connect with a real-estate agent and a property manager who knows the local market well (especially neighborhoods...

Examples: $30 fuel surcharges for every visit, receipts from 3-4 different hardware stores when all items could have come from 1, 6+ hours of labor charged on repairs that should take less than 2, going with third party vendors that are over an hour away from the property that charge for drive time, etc.

If you expect to complete 90% of the process online before willing to visit properties real estate is not the correct investment vehicle for you.

Despite multiple requests, she never visited the property during ongoing repairs.

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I visited twice wasn't able to reproduce it and also had an HVAC technician take a look, as well, and he wasn't able to reproduce it, but my guess is that there really is a problem, as they swear up and down that it gets bad sometimes and I see no reason for them to make it up.