Keep a journal of the phenomena as soon as they happen3/ Use the recorder from your smartphoneYou could use it to record the mystery voice.

(a) One, two, three, or four-family dwelling, including townhouses, rowhouses, and condominiums.We have also looked to the Portland business journal for the top developers- (I am not sure DR Horton is looking the hills of Pacific City to build its next project)   The Oregon Coast is beautiful but odd,  these lots would cost me over $70,000 each and 2 years to develop and trying to sell them at 2/3's of this price is hard.  

I have revamped my team and have switched my focus and goals on acquiring a 10-30 unit value add property in the Western-Central Massachusetts area in the next six months (breaking it down using the 90 Days of Intention Journal by  @Brandon Turner).

Keep a dated journal of your experience, install a security camera for video evidence.Make all interactions with him in writing, and always write your interaction as if a judge will read them 6 months later, don't antagonize or be passive aggressive, just factually state the problem and your reasonably requested solution, in a polite and neutral way.of course, none of that will probably work, but, it will be proof that you were reasonable and rational about the issues and it will probably show the neighbors antagonistic demeanor.Be real careful, that is real crazy to get a fan to intentionally blow smoke towards you.

You also have an equal expense for the actual repairs required.With the bond, you don't have access to the $350 received.You also don't have a requirement to the tenant to pay any amount.I just see a journal entry required when the tenant does leave and if there are any damages to the property.

I thought about journaling my REI journey as well... 1.Free seminar, I mean sales pitch. 2.

In his 90-day intention journal, Brandon Turner defines Intention as Goals+ Commitment + Action.Action: the best strategy and tactical plan is useless without execution.

With the 506(c)  you can advertise everywhere (BP, Youtube, Facebook, local newspaper, Wall Street Journal, etc) but again, for only accredited investors (and you have to vet your investors are truly accredited).

Are there any journal, newsletter that RE investors subscribe to in order to stay informed with their current RE market?

Get a good NCV (Non Contact Voltage) tester at Home Depot, wave it around all the appliances and see if the tester buzzes or lights up.Document everything you do and every communication in a journal and put the exact date and minute.