Anyone tell you different they are lying. 

NOT in any way saying you are.. but you get the point I am sure.. your tenants are your life blood so keeping them happy is more important than letting buyers who are not even in contract into the houses just to look around not like it and not buy it.If the home is vacant I suspect they are Leary of squatters and thieves and or they have been burned by wholesalers and their lies about having their partner look at the house.. which is really not their partner but is potential buyers.. very slimy how they do that.

Cause once that contractor has that money it is his, you have no recourse whatsoever in getting reimbursed for shoddy work and pictures can lie. 

However, we keep coming back to the potential that the best first deal actually lies in a property that my mom owns in San Diego.

Or if you just want to talk music (country and 90s gangsta rap are my preferred :-D), sports, technology and general real estate, feel free to connect as well.  ;-) 

The reason is that one wants to be able to properly avail themselves to the laws and protection of the corresponding state where the property lies. 

The answer normally lies in what your goals are.  

My particular interests lie in the buy-and-hold market, as I'm looking to own both short- and medium-term rentals. 

I'd be lying if I said it would be the first time.Instead, I asked her for a hug.

"In recent years, widespread digitization of real estate records and technological advances have improved the process of confirming marketable title, but that has not translated to lower costs for borrowers.