My worse were a sewage back up into house a few days after new tenant moved in while I was at work and 11pm New Years eve night waterline burst at sidewalk and was flooding basement of property with infant and its lawyer parents.

I’m a new host (about a year and a half) and would really appreciate your advice.I hosted a New Year’s Eve group of seven (two families with small kids).

Hi, I just closed on a property in Tennessee last month and I have a tenant as of New Year’s Eve.

We’re aiming for something relatively safe—ideally a B neighborhood (eve C feels risky to me at this stage).

Sometimes all I need is a board, a marker, and a mild panic attack when I realize how many properties we’re juggling at once.These are most of the properties we own from a flip/wholetail perspective — all funded with 100% private money.Not my cash.Not bank loans.Just private lenders who trust me enough to hand me millions of dollars at a time… which is probably why my sleep schedule looks like Santa’s after Christmas Eve 😂🎄Also not included on this board:👉 Kingston NH (because I forgot)👉 Our wholesale & novation deals👉 The Mississippi rentals we just picked up👉 Anything my brain didn’t feel like remembering todayPeople assume because I wholesale that all we do is assign contracts…Nope.We actually buy a TON of properties.

I mean, if you can help someone help you, it's a bonus.When a pipe bursts on Christmas Eve or a heat pump fails during a cold snap, the vendors who know you are the ones who pick up the phone first.

"have you ever had to resolve a tenant's broken furnace on Christmas Eve with a blizzard approaching?"

Investors are more active during the summer and as soon as holidays kick in (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Newyears Eve) with the winter cold. 

There's a good meet up tonight in midtown Sacramento, and 2 meetups in Roseville tomorrow, Thursday Eve.

For example, one group booked for Christmas and now wants to host 30–35 people at the house for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, even though only 16 are staying overnight.