The good news is you have some time so you don't need to make a rushed investment decision. 

The good news is it’s calculated daily, so if you’re only a little late, it’s usually just a few bucks.For example, paying $2,000 fifteen days late might cost you around $6 or $7 in interest – annoying, but not a big deal.

Yes , investors and homeowners have been burned by contractors , BUT contractors get burned by investors and homeowners also , but that never makes the news .

I'm planning to use an equity model where investors receive preferred returns and a share of equity.My priority is building a transparent, SEC-compliant brand—but attorney fees for PPMs and other docs are steep.If you've structured similar small MFH deals, how did you handle the legal side (PPM, Operating Agreement, etc.) without breaking the bank?

All of this in mind has made real estate investing in SFH and 1-4U worth it less every year IMO, so giving investors/buyers good news and something to look forward to much worth it.

Quote from @David Church: Just wanted to share a quick win — and break down how we recovered over $20,000 for a family who didn’t even know they were owed a dime.Here’s what happened 👇✅ We spotted the surplus opportunity — buried in auction records✅ We did our due diligence and got the deal under contract✅ Our legal team went to work… and a few months later?

Looking for tips for breaking into the Savanna Georgia market. 

Regarding the tenant leaving early I would think an air test would-be necessary to detect asbestos before breaking al ease on that basis. 

The states that I know require you to try to mitigate your damages if a tenant breaks a lease early.

It's called Spring Break.