With so money pumping into the system…dare I say it…appreciation and future values (at least for a couple years) looks pretty predictable.Good deal.

Who dares, wins!

Also every once in a blue moon Craigslist, marketplace, or even dare say expired mls listings are a decent source.

Don't you even dare considering starting to invest in Newark without first spending sometime learning about programs like ERAP.

Check your city mls then set filters to prices low to high and tell me you can’t find a deal on the mls I dare you to do that.

Co-living PM, or Rooming-House as it's known in some places, that's dangerous waters I have never dared dip my toes into.

I had to tell him no, because I was not able to charge any extra for it and I didn't dare take money on the side from him.

listening to all their terms ...It felt to me like in that story that the king is naked but nobody dares to say anything to him... how does it make sense that your own property manager gets 10% of the cost of any repairs needed to be done?

Angel Oak, Acra, Civic, and A and D are probably the biggies still standing.

I wouldn't dare attempt to shame someone who is building their business because I didn't like it or had some "psudo-moral aversion" to wht they did, Please.As already stated, talk to a lawer, possibly join a "prepaid" legal service or legal network;  if it were me, I would become very astute in the area of contracts; moreover, taking a class is a very good idea, seeing how you may be in this business for many years, not a Guru class but a college level, legal contracts course.