So what I did is had my contractor that works on homes for me answer phone calls and subsequently show properties.

My fiancee and I closed on our primary home back in November and subsequently did some substantial renovations.

Utilizing this simple ratio in subsequent years is far less useful.

Interested in investing in Charleston and subsequently relocating there myself.

We have a whole Deal Analysis sub-forum tailored just for that :) I had my first deal (and many subsequent deals) analyzed there by many helpful people! 

I would set up a separate one for that property and for every subsequent property that involves new or different partners.  

All the same agent, subsequently, must be all the same owner or person, who gave the 'sell order', since they all came up at the same time.Looked at ownership records and they've all gone through the hands of 2 LLC's in the past 2 years , mostly Mid Group LLC and then moved on to other LLC's. - Half of them EH12 Holdings or EH15 Holdings - I'm sure just different divisions of Mid Group.I wonder if this is just a fluke of one private equity firm selling off their assets or if there's more to come by others.

Newbie question coming: I always thought that once you acquire your first property, it becomes significantly easier to obtain subsequent properties.

If the initial offer is not accepted, is one new letter of intent needed for every subsequent offer made?

He subsequently declared Chapter 7 Bankruptcy which will be finished within the month.