Based on selling for higher roi, your idea to jump into higher assert class maybe a good idea but has to pencil out.

Let's see, even Michelle Malkin has retracted her assertion that there were 2 million people, so unless you think a highly conservative blogger who has been propagating exaggerations about attendance is now under-reporting the turn-out, then it's safe to say it was well below 2 million.

Vikram, there is one flaw in your assertion.

I'm learning to be more assertive.

This really is a matter for the courts but I will still stand by my assertion that wholesaling if done correctly is legal in Ohio.

I have always done best qualified applicant and never 1st come.Also your assertion that they have no incentive to care how bad the person may be is waaaaay off base.

If you hired a specialist who is qualified to assert that there is presence of mold requiring mediation then they should provide you with a letterhead letter stating their findings and recommendation on remediation.

Others like improving properties and have an "eye for beauty and design" and they become really good developers and rehabbers.To be a good landlord - specially of multi-family, you have to be detail-oriented, you have to know how to read people, you have to be assertive & firm (otherwise, your tenants will walk all over you) and you have to be very patient (because the real money in real estate, specially with multifamily is made over the long term).

Now they i know i can better gear myself to come across more assertive than as what most people would call “normal” again thanks to all

@Wayne Brooks and @Theresa Harris have the general approach that I would take as well -assert your ownership.