I’m working with an asset-based lender for investment properties in Atlanta Georgia and surrounding areas. ✅ No minimum FICO requirement ✅ Loan is based primarily on the property’s value ✅ Can fund as quickly as 24 hours after approval Two pricing options: • 1% interest-only per month • 1.5% interest-only per month For a quick review, DM me: Property address, pictures, purchase price, loan amount requested, exit strategy and closing date. Investment properties only. All loans are subject to property review and final approval

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Hello Team - Anyone having experience in closing Section 8 MF portfolio deal recently ? I want to clarify few items and have great opportunity to discuss. DM me.

It's a girl. She hasn't paid rent yet, but it looks like the eviction process is going to take a few more months. Drafting up the eviction papers for October 18. Apparently, part of this process includes another 18 years of free rent at my house..... Additionally, I also incur a pretty hefty bill for a wedding if some guy comes around offering her new housing when she's all grown up..... As landlord-tenant rules go she is getting a pretty sweet deal. In all seriousness, Danni and I could not be more excited. Getting a boy and a girl back to back is such a huge blessing. Christian

I learned some new term in the MFS hence wanted to share with you all. Break-Even Occupancy (%) = Operating Expenses + Annual Debt ServiceGross Potential Income For example, let's say you're considering a 100-unit apartment building. It has operating expenses of $400,000 per year, annual debt service of $408,000, and gross potential income of $1.8 million. First, add your expenses and debt service: $400,000 + $408,000 = $808,000. This is the minimum annual revenue you need just to break even. divide that total by your gross potential income: $808,000 ÷ $1,800,000 = 0.449, or 44.9% which means anytime your 45 apartments out of 100 needs to be on the rent to cover all expenses.