Or had no idea that I might see their FB profile pic of them hanging with their pitbull giving 2 middle fingers to the camera.I learned that often people in their 20's will say that they still live at home in the hopes you won't find their bad rental history.

I never said what criteria they didn't meet or where I got the info, the last thing I wanna do is tip these people off about how they use Facebook.I actually had one guy recently who's facebook profile pic was him giving two middle fingers to the camera while chillin with his pitbull, and online records showed 3 felonies including weapons, mob action, theft, and some other misdemeanor stuff.  

@TJ Spence I'm in Pittsburgh and starting to take the steps toward real estate investing in the second half of my life (expecting to live to 100 (finger crossed)).

If your insurance carrier finds out you have illegal bedrooms in the basement that tenants have access to they will likely cancel your coverage.Other investors cross their fingers and hope nothing bad happens.

IMO, it's actually not glamorous at all in the beginning, half the time it's messy, really, really long hours and crossing your fingers all $$ will work itself out.   

Fingers crossed!

hi alex my name is terry flynn I just want to welcome you to BP  you have come to the right place for anything real estate related  BP has some of the smartest people in the world at your finger tips.  

But it is so worth it when you put carefully screened tenants into the units (fingers crossed!)

Most investors don't like to show their hand, and while we all like to point fingers,  I am sure there are some things that you are doing that the realtor doesn't like either.

I'm crossing my fingers that it's high so I can go ahead and refinance soon.