I can't speak for all agents, but because I primarily work with investors, I occasionally get my hands on off market properties, insights, etc.

Louis and now live in the Metro East (I tell people I'm bi-lingual: I can speak "Missouri" and "Illinois").

Quote from @Scott Scialabba: Quote from @Corby Goade: Lots of things to consider here; generally speaking, the higher the ROI, they less desirable the properties are.

@Michael Smythe speaking as both someone who owns rental properties that we self-manage, and a manager for other owners, I think' you'd have a tough time going after the property management company. 

Speaking with a knowledgeable local lender can help you set goals and work towards building future wealth.

Since the 30 day refund policy will still be within my 60 days the bank said wait the 30 days for the refund and if it is not refunded come back and fill out an affidavit for the dispute.I also was able to speak to a realtor on Zillow about a property he listed for them for auction. 

Looks like we share more in common than our names :) I'd be interested in speaking.

A transactional agent is best for exactly that, the transaction, how to in contract negotiations, how to get under contract, get best deal in contract and sometimes how to dig up and create a purchase potential or how to best sell. if you want to know about operational wise, speak to those in the operations side of things.  

Generally speaking, on the west coast,  tenant protections increase on month-month contracts.

Spend a few hundred dollars and speak with an attorney.