Just a note on one small component of our Advertising efforts.We do Self Storage. 

My intention is not to rip someone off, I don’t know how to navigate this situation and am looking for help there.I’m looking for clarification and justification on an itemized invoice for the nearly double expense that the biohazard company is quoting me after the work was completed for a small room and a moderately small stain. 

Quote from @Jim Stepan: I know the original post is old, but following up with anyone who has been using Madison Trust for their SDIRA.

Now how do you beat them?

It’s about an hour from Cleveland, so I figured someone here might know more about it or have invested there before.

It seems like when you get the quote and when you get to the closing table the loan rate changes from the quote to the signing - how can this be avoided? 

Know their really local competitors. 2. talk to the tenants to determine if the $500 or $50 fix is needed.  3.

Notes can be a powerful tool if you know how they work.Here are 5 key things to keep in mind:1️⃣ Notes Are Secured by Real Estate – When you buy a note, you’re essentially stepping into the lender’s shoes, with the property as collateral.2️⃣ Cash Flow vs.

Some say you should always self-manage in the beginning to learn the ropes, while others recommend hiring a property manager right away to save time and stress.For those of you with experience, which path did you take?

@Robel Nessro Sacrifice, live below your means, save 3-20% for DP (cash, PM, partner), buy a 4-plex with a conventional loan, house-hack, self manage, cut your housing costs in half, and start the REI journey.Own the 4-plex for at least 5 years, graduate, get a real job in DC (keep it), get a job OOS (probably sell).