With the excitement of Super Bowl Sunday still fresh and as a previous D1 Football player, I wanted to talk about the correlation between football and multifamily investing. 1.

I had the superbowl here in Tampa a few years back. 

Like I mentioned, not here to crap in anyone's cereal bowl.

For us, I keep our accounting up to date and finish the previous year's P&L and Balance Sheet in QBs on Jan 1 (takes less than an hour while watching a Bowl game if you've staying reasonably on top of it).

Quote from @Charles Wright: My partner on a few deals is in the program, and I am super impressed.

I figured even if the price is high I'd at least get inquiries and engagement to start negotiations, but haven't even seen any - unless my broker has been deflecting the super low-balls.

Author made it sound super easy which is to be expected, but I'm wondering if it is as realistic as described?  

It's all super busy. 

I’m getting set up as a real estate professional and I’m looking for recommendations on business checking accounts.Some background:• I’m a new licensed agent in NC and building my LLC• I want a business bank account that’s easy to use, low-to-no-fee, and scalable• Online banking + mobile deposit functionality is important• Extra points if it integrates well with QuickBooks or accounting tools• I’m open to traditional banks and online fintech optionsCurious what you all use and love, and why you chose it.Any pros/cons you’ve experienced (fees, customer service, transaction limits, integrations, etc.) would be super helpful!

LVP options around $2-$4 per square foot.Sink & Faucet ($450):Stainless steel, single-bowl sink.