Many don't want to admit it but the market is hyped and sellers know that, most flippers are doing direct mail and web, the market is saturated with wholesalers and wanna be wholesalers.

They will push harder as the rates go up, because they will need more customers.Stock market has been on an emotional roller coaster, but the fundamentals are pretty good.

The answer to this question will be fundamental to your planning as well.All that being said, I want to put in a word of caution.

At first, the podcast was still a little too much but the information I got from the web really complimented it well.

So, if you can find the right city web site, you can then look it up.   

The web site says http://fortworthtexas.gov/neighborhoods/NEZ/Promote housing, economic development and quality services in Fort Worth central city.So what does this really mean for those of us who have rentals in the area? 

@Bryan Thomas The fundamentals of REI don't change all that much so you should be OK with the ones you've found. 

But that's highly dependent on your locality and you should consult with an attorney.Regarding how much extra security deposit you can ask for legally, that's definitely a question for your attorney and will probably depend on local laws.The fundamental problem here seems to be the income pool of the market you're in -- if people can't afford the rent, then you're either priced above the market, or you have a market that is very unstable due to the prevailing employment conditions of the people living there.

I can also start my web design/ or biz marketing company.

I am looking to create a web site for our property business.