Quote from @Philip Barr: There’s definitely some risk in buying a condo in an HOA that’s involved in a lawsuit, especially one involving a fatality.

For those who invest in both, how does the day-to-day involvement of notes compare to managing rentals?

They're also a lot cheaper: Stessa (free to start) and Digb.com ($1 per month to start).In the other thread, someone also suggested Quicken as an option at $50 a year but I think there's some setup involved to tailor it to your real estate needs (the person on this thread could clarify: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...) 

The returns for performing loans such as these are less than those from non-performing loans but so are the risks and time spent.Performing loan brokers hang in different arenas than those involved in non-performing loans.

Keep an eye out for properties you can run mock analyses on to understand whether the deals in your area make sense.

I know people are making money this way but dealing with 4-6 tenants in one property with the time involved, refereeing and legal implications make it a non-start for me actually on either side of the coin.

@Riley Johnson have you discussed that with the family involved? 

From what you’ve described, your situation is starting to get more complex, especially if multiple states are involved, and that’s usually the point where working with someone experienced in multi-state and real estate-specific tax issues really matters.

Heck, I had to fill out a 2 page form and pass an eye exam last week at the DPS to renew my driver's license. sorry just venting now

Hey everyone,I’m NYC-based and looking to connect with general contractors and home inspectors who regularly work with BRRRR investors across Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.Not pitching anything here — I’m interested in building relationships and learning from professionals who are actively involved in value-add rehabs, refinancing projects, and long-term hold strategies in the city.If you’re a GC or inspector frequently working on BRRRR projects (or an investor with trusted vendors you like), I’d love to connect and exchange perspectives on rehab scopes, timelines, and what you’re seeing on the ground in today’s market.Feel free to comment or DM if you’re open to connecting.