Not yet @Lindsay Brake but I'll try to update the thread when I hear!

Makes sense the way you brake it down.

@Alex SilangIMO you shouldn't get too caught up on the stats and demographics but rather focus on the team you establish on the ground.These guys will either make or brake your investments.

And since HOA dues ALWAYS go up (usually annually), I'd put the brakes on this one.

Sickness is the family or you fall and brake a bone, car wreck ect.

No job and reduced cash flow tells me to put on brakes until you figure out how to earn more money.

There is still plenty to brake, and remember that if that pool breaks - you're likely to see an additional fee from the HOA.

In most states licensing laws for after market note brokering either do not apply, are rarely enforced if they do apply, or have minimal consequences if enforced.  

It's in the kind of neighborhood where nobody cares if you do an oil change or brake job in the driveway on Saturday, or if the car has to sit until payday, when you can go to the car parts store, but I wanted to have something to cover me if they have a dead car sitting there for weeks at a time.3) There were a couple of steps in my screening. 

The one person that really makes or brakes your business is your property manager.