Rentredi seems to do it all but the reviews for it say there are a lot of bugs and a lot of hidden fees.

Part of that reassurance comes from bringing some experience to the table and a proven track record of investing successfully.

I believe this tough-on-crime approach will make Albuquerque safer and a better place to do business in the near and long-term future. 

We actually have our main meeting coming up on January 14 and a county meetup in Clermont the following week .

If I thought for one minute there was a big market for EM deposits and a reliable bevy of potential clients I would be all over funding 7 figures .. but even with all my experience in lending I jsut dont see it  personally and maybe I am blind to it but I close a lot of deals for wholesalers 10 to 20 each and every month for years..

No guaranteed way to stop a determined, experienced thief:(Only deterrents that push them to easier jobs.The roof may be a good idea - until they figure out the just need a ladder to get up there and a rope to lower it down. 

So you give us contradiction and a deafening silence as to those who are too poor (no, insufficient, insurance) or are unwilling to pay/co-operate.Woolly thinking on your part, Jim.

So I get this referral from a relative about a tenant who has good credit score, no criminal history, and a good paying job.

Here's another way to look at it...Let's say you have a HELOC and a 30-year fixed 1st mortgage. 

This has pluses and minuses.If your property is bulletproof such as no framing - cinder block construction, cement floors, gloss white paint slapped on the walls and a cheap window mount AC, then you are in a prime position to make money with S8.