One of the first things to populate was: you won’t see women jogging alone with their dogs in the neighborhood.

@Shannon Brill we like RUBS too but for larger bldgs.  -- If the units are the same footprint, then why not just do 50/50 on utilities for each side and 100% when one is vacant.

I just sent them a larger list with a bigger size to test again and if it returns as bad as the first time, I'd be looking for a new company.

I figured I’ll get to that point eventually, once my portfolio hopefully grows a little larger.

Here’s how it works: You’re told you can accelerate your growth and get into larger syndications.

combining multiple sales and 1031s and buying one larger asset. 

Instead using the tax to work in your favor to purchase larger nicer property/properties. 

I decided 22 years ago that listening to uninformed agents was over so I got my brokers license and started what has now grown into a large Real Estate investment company with many agents helping other to find and manage their little to large personal plots.

I know a lot of investors use bird dogs, it would be a big disadvantage to me as an investor if I'm not able to give out a percentage/ flat fee to a bird dog.

Financing is key, and many investors use mortgages to leverage their money and control larger properties.