Need Low Income Housing

We are in the market for low income housing. Must have a NOI of $1,500,000.00 no less. Student, assisted living, and mf or land zoned for 500-600 units.

Visit "General Inquiry" tab at our website if you can supply any of the above.



Respectfully,

Kirk



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[ Edited by Aim2 on Date 03/14/2012 ]

Comments(6)

  • cjmazur17th March, 2012

    There is no general info tab just:
    About Us
    Funding Criteria
    Property We Finance
    Request Funding
    Contact Us

  • buggboy13th April, 2010

    "Landlording" by Leigh Robinson. Refreshingly free of "guru games" and written for the self-manage landlord.

    Currently own & manage 2 12units in Northern VA, as well as 4 SFHs, same area. Investing as buy & hold and occasional rehabber since 1992, was "slave labour" to my parents who did the same, my whole life. Been involved in somewhere over 3 dozen properties in last 20 years.

    The "guru games" and such have always given me a case of the heebie-jeebies. I try to keep it simple: I buy distressed crap properties in decent areas, usually "starter" type homes, and renovate them nicely (NOT a "Nickerson" rehab, if anyone knows that old reference). I then find decent tenants, or sell retail.

  • rmdane200014th April, 2010

    What he said. Landlording. Yellow book. Excellent resource.

  • joel15th December, 2011

    Yellow Book?

    Please explain.


    Quote:
    On 2010-04-14 09:43, rmdane2000 wrote:
    What he said. Landlording. Yellow book. Excellent resource.

  • commercialking6th January, 2012

    Join the Institute for Real Estate management. They have the functional equivalent of a college degree in Property Management complete with textbooks, etc.

    No residential units under management at this time but did have 565 units many years ago.

  • mbandy17th December, 2013

    The Big Yellow Robinson Book.
    165 units, 18 years

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