From what I have been able to find, auctions laws require 100% of the funds to win the bids, this limits the pool of participants to those with big pockets of cash.

A few things that have worked well for us in similar turnarounds: Lease enforcement: Be firm and consistent with problem tenants.

Quote from @Frank Borzen: Quote from @Jules Aton: Wow“Improved compliance capabilities to help local governments enforce their short-term rental laws.

I’m not familiar with Texas law, but I doubt merely having a contract allows you to record something.

It doesn't help that I live in another state.I suspect he's using the law to make my life as difficult as possible.

If not, spreadsheets work just fine.Our bookkeeping firm uses QuickBooks Online exclusively for our clients (100% of our clients are REIs).

The shift from Strict to Firm feels like a big blow for larger, high-value listings.

It’s especially helpful if you want to pull statements that give you a clear financial snapshot of your LLC, which is exactly what you’re looking for.However, I’d also highly recommend working with a bookkeeper who’s familiar with real estate and who your CPA trusts or maybe even your CPA firm if they have this service.

Under Oregon law, landlords may not raise rent more than once every 12 months, and the maximum allowable increase is determined by the lesser of 7% plus the annual change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or a percentage set by state law.""

We’ve handled CapEx projects for other multifamily firms before, but it’s exciting to finally step into ownership.