Another way the say this is that this rule makes a lot of people happy at a very important time.Please do not twist my words and talk about things we are not supposed to talk about here, or the moderator might remove my post if you associate it with off limits topics. 

As long as you can afford/stomach/hold your nose at the moderately higher mortgage for 12-18 months, it should make far more financial sense to just eat that higher mortgage cost and refinance later into a rate for the long-term.

All that would be displayed is a redacted DL for visual confirmation and a contact form for the selected LL, no defamation, no indication of whether or not they were evicted or didn't pay, just a simple 'Request Contact Info by Email' form (would contact the specific LL by the provided email at registration).A site like this would have to be heavily moderated for LL registration and a LL adding him/herself to a particular tenant as a previous reference.  

@Jason Davis BP Forums have a rule against self promotion & promotion in general, which is why when asking for referrals we will send them to you as a PM - any other way and our post will usually be deleted by the moderators.

Again - trying to think about a 20 year plan...ROBS/C-Corp - double taxation, no step up basis, model relies on moderate future tax rates, cost of capital and 1031 BUT - the C Corp CAN obtain financing - should I just buy a property a year, cash out REFI, 1031, plan on never selling?

Then you can get some high returns in short periods, get great returns with moderate timeframe, and get cash flow and wealth building with long term rentals.

Low to moderate property taxes and insurance rates7.

If so, purchasing an all-cash fixer upper and doing work yourself is moderately low risk but can yield incredibly high returns relative to risk.

@Rhiannon ThenI am an investor in Cleveland, and live in China...I suggest beginning with the article below by @James Wise [A Bigger Pockets Moderator and the owner of Holton-Wise my Cleveland Property Management Company]https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/47...Cheers...

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