Quote from @Emily Chang: Architect who has worked in and with investors for decades ready to grow my RE portfolio.  

If I’m getting a healthy number of leads, I typically respond with something like:“At this time, we’re not adjusting the rent, but I’ll keep your contact information in case anything changes.”In my experience, when someone asks to lower the rent or split the deposit into payments, it can be a red flag.On a broader note — just my opinion — the rental market has shifted.

I would like to purchase a studio or possibly even the larger 1bed/1.5 model if I can just get a chance to see what owners are grossing off self managing or using the rental pool.

Let’s be real…Most RE investors and wholesalers don’t have a (lack of) data problem.They have a data chaos problem.That was us.We were running a lean operation across a few TN markets, and like a lot of operators, we had a VA managing list pulls from your typical vendors, another one scrubbing and skip tracing, and 10 tabs open trying to keep everything current.What we really had?

Hi all,  my question pertains to the step after a pre approval.

This is a great place to learn and network, I have a couple of long-term rentals in the midwest and looking to add more

If you’ve worked with someone licensed, bonded and insured in the Cleveland area that you would recommend please share.

You could also look at buying a duplex or a home with a legal suite and living in one part and renting the other.

Also keep in mind that if you have a small unit, adding a ductless system takes up headspace and might make the place feel a little more cramped.

hoping you see this (and wish there was a way to sort posts by DATE!)