@Adrian Vega Why not just have them leave it in your mailbox if you live on site or better yet get a mail slot cut out that goes right into your apartment so they can drop it right in?

I enjoy the occasional gamble but at my current experience level and net worth I'll reserve that for the dime slots so to speak.Rick Pozos Agreed completely.

So, like playing a slot machine, you can either get lucky with just a few properties and have much lower expenses or you can be unlucky and have much higher expenses.But if you own a bunch of properties then it will all average out.

The deposit was refundable and demand high for his slot, so he would wait until building was almost complete, all competing lots had been sold, and then would sell his housing deposit to another home buyer for a substantial profit.

But others that are only in the planning stages have gone to the back burner, perhaps never to surface again.When the stock market crashed in October 1929, many ambitious plans that would have changed the face of New York simply vanished.For real estate developers, 1929 seemed like a slot machine stuck in the pay position.

I'd like to do fill up all my conventional loan slots with properties like this.I'm also looking at 5-20 units properties, but I havent consolidated my criteria just yet on those. 

Ahh, now there's an idea, hadn't really given that slot of thought.

And yes, I agree with you absolutely one lease thought I won't be allowing people to 'assign' their slot on a lease without applying through me first.

The investor replaced them with another brand breaker with same amp that fit on the slot.

As for the 8:30 time slot, you should be careful about knocking on any fore closure seller's door.