It’s definitely tough to find the right returns lately but Ohio has great potential for BRRRRs.

It's tough when unexpected costs pop up, but those experiences definitely make us sharper for the next deal.Switching gears from renting to selling was a smart move given the circumstances.

It’s about learning, building relationships, and proving to yourself that you can make it.

Im so sorry your in this situation, its tough when everything you have is in Florida that gets hit hard some years by hurricanes.

So in the future before you get on here and prove yourself to the arrogant know it all that you are displaying yourself to be maybe take a second to realize that you do not have all the information and are making assumptions about me and how I run my business.  

I know this is a tough and confusing question, but hopefully someone can answer it for me.

If it's norm for the landlords to pay it you will have a tough time to get the tenants to pay.If others are using RUBS then you can try it.

But my other mentee is having a really, really ,REALLY tough time, and I want to help him out.Here’s some background : He’s been trying to get into real estate for 6 1/2 years.

All ownership information is public record on every site so the only reason you won't disclose it is because it will prove you are lying or really puffing in your post in order to try to get business.

Now you have the burden of proving that your text message is legal proof that your lease was renewed (I wouldn't go to court with that argument).