If people didn't see the returns or weren't happy with the tenant performance they wouldn't keep investing in Cleveland, wouldn't keep investing with us and would look for other options.

I'm willing to take calculated risks, but don't feel that its a smart decision to take on a project without performing a thorough analysis on the utilities. 

We have mobile homes and parks in Charleston with good success and have been curious how containers will perform.  

I advised them that they could move in earlier if they wanted and were planning on moving in on the 20th.  

Hi all!I'm currently looking at a pocket listing in Troy, NY. The current owner is shopping it around for 1.35m (7cap) and the proforma numbers are as followed: ANNUALIZED INCOMEActual MarketGross Potential Rent $191,...

I'm new to real estate investing and am open to any advise as to where to get started.

You can only break the lease if they do not perform, i.e. late rent, noise, etc.You can always give them an incentive to pack it up.Good LuckGino

As long as the house is making you money, you're laughing.There's a real estate club REAG (Ozzie Jurock) that is a great place to learn about affordable areas to invest, and, while there, talk to @Kyle Green, a mortgage broker, who can advise you on making your house work for you without uprooting your life.People usually regret selling more than anything. 

Although, I'm browsing google for some information, but highly appreciate if someone can advise on how to obtain TIN from abroad? 

I have no issue with the points and fees, but can they perform for you or are you going to end up stuck with a hard money loan and rate you cannot get yourself out of?