The culture of being soft on crime needs to goWhat we need is absolutely massive long term prison centers.

. §§ 1014, 1341, 1343, 1349 (2024).)Loan application fraud statutes carry up to 30 years of prison time and $1,000,000 in fines.

Plus there is the prison that has employees.There are pockets of Palmdale where there are homes with a good bedroom count.

And like Matt Motil is going to prison, but was never kicked off of BP, so his profile is still active.

This is where it gets interesting, the concerned tenant was also adamant the new tenant was a felon because he told her he had only gotten out of prison a couple of few months ago.

Also, Pilsen is notorious for being lower in elevation, and sometimes some of those basement units have water issues....so double check to make sure the building is water-tight.

Barry Minkow has been convicted and served three separate prison terms1.

Insurance carriers are notorious for slashing bills and as a result know most insurance defense firms will find ways to bill on these types of cases before they are resolved because they need their pound of flesh.Bear with me here, because there's no concise way to share this story but I dealt with a similar situation a few years ago where I purchased a piece of land in Philadelphia that turned out to be deed fraud.

With the BRRRR the one major piece of advice I will give you is that AC's city officials and building department are notorious for screwing with you. 

I’ve worked with a lot of investors and most are actually notorious for having messy books (not saying yours are), but as an investor myself I totally get how easy it is for things to get crazy.Like many others have mentioned, QuickBooks works really well for organizing everything, mortgage, insurance, repairs, licenses, and general business expenses.