He has a lot of free content and knowledge on the web.

We sold them with on site  public auction  (at the property address, not on a web site) In my area there are a lot of public auctions that are not foreclosure auctions, just investor to investor. 

While we reviewed these guidelines as well (actually it was our first web search) it only states that we cannot discriminate against someone with a disability, and therefore their need for assistance from a service animal. 

My day job is as a marketing specialist and I have a background in graphic and web design.

Tenants can make some seriously weird assumptions about how much of a monster their landlord is.On the other hand, a fruit basket and a bunch of local maps and web addresses for local services, yeah, that does sound nice.

You came here, and you'll get to know this remarkable little community in this most unusual corner of the Web better, and you'll give yourself a real chance to turn that inheritance into exactly what your parents would have wanted most for you and yours, lifelong financial security and freedom.

Is there any school/web platform you can recommend ? 

I am now working in Seattle (SLU) at Amazon Web Services as a high-tech salesperson and currently reside in Capitol Hill.I wanted to introduce myself and network with other local rental property investors (anyone really).

There is plenty of information on this web site for you to research.

It might even have been a positive recommendation.BP is social media, also, by the way ...Abstention from social media or the web in general kinda works in reverse: if folks can't find you on-line, they'll use the info they do have: your number as posted.