We have experience managing some rentals around Camp Washington, so I know the kind of work that goes into pulling off a big project like that. 

If you’re still worried about having to deal with a bidding war when you buy a home, you may be able to let some of that fear go.While multiple-offer situations haven’t disappeared entirely, they’re not nearly as common as they used to be.

Because we work with several lenders, we know which ones to recommend based on the client’s circumstances, so timing has not been an issue for us.ClosingMost of our clients use conventional or DSCR loans.

In the grand scheme of things, though, both represent a possible source of return, so the most profitable real estate investment is the one in which the sum of cash flow and appreciation is highest.

This means he will not face fines, prison or financial penalties, but the conviction remains on his record.

Quote from @Daniel Sehy: Hey everyone —We’re actively expanding our portfolio into student housing and building long-term buy-and-hold strategies around Tier-2 and SEC campus markets.Target Criteria:80+ units (purpose-built or converted)Within 3–5 miles of campusMarkets with growing student populations and limited new supplyIdeally pre-leased or with some operational track recordWe’re open to both on- and off-market opportunitiesWe’ve modeled our acquisition approach around high-yield, Tier-2 university markets (think: Coastal Carolina, Troy, Kennesaw, Eastern Kentucky) where competition is lower, student demand is steady, and mom-and-pop owners still control a big chunk of inventory.We’re also looking at core SEC metros — Auburn, Columbia, Knoxville, etc. — but only where value and scale align.My ask:Who are the sharpest agents or brokers in your network with real student housing experience (not just MF)?

This tactic offers "guaranteed approval regardless of credit history".

Glad they took him down.Painful to hear from some of the victims.  

Best regards,Barbara PelusoBased out of NY Welcome to BP!

Vietnam war was over, the oil embargo dissipated, oh yes, the Jimmy Carter years.