But I admire your tenacity and ‘go-gettiveness’I would encourage you to find your local real estate meet-us and start circulating there if you haven’t done ao yet.  

Instead, your focus is on places like BP where less-experienced folks come as they want to put their money earned with blood sweat and tears to good use. 

Lately, I’ve noticed a flood of conflicting reports and misinformation circulating, making it tough to pinpoint trustworthy sources.

However, by structuring the case as a use and occupancy claim rather than seeking unpaid rent, you're staying within legal bounds while still holding former occupants accountable.Lastly, real estate education and coaching—especially the mainstream content circulated through seminars, books, and online platforms—rarely cover this type of strategy.

I have heard on the street from others that syndicate multifamily there is a blood bath coming and in process.

The state significantly reduced the lead level in a person's blood to be defined as lead poisoned and they continue to push that number down further.  

The water bills and damages can be awarded, but also be aware that it might be pyrrhic victory - you can't squeeze blood out of a turnip. 

If your family bond is strong enough to survive the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship—and if you can balance heart with strategy—then yes, blood and business might just be your winning formula.But if you’re not ready for some serious soul-searching (and contract signing), it might be best to keep family at the dinner table—and out of the boardroom.Personally, it has led to the best and (occasionally) the most difficult situations in my life, but I would not change a thing!

OOS is risky at any level, then when you add the other variables, Sec 8, property managers, it's too rich for my blood.

I had a very short term bizz partner who fell for the gold in Mali scam.. he flys over there spends a few months and big waste of time.. but with the social situation there I think he enjoyed himself even though the gold was BLOOD gold being hand dug by kids and women.