This is a BAD thing fo the property manager and at least puts everything into a formal arbitration arena where you might get a binding result w/o having to fork out legal fees.I highly doubt you would get any money for "lost rent" since an agreement to attempt to rent your place is not a contractual obligation to rent it to someone.

There are many, many scams out there and it appears several of them are related tooffering 'leads' or 'ads'.I am bordering exposing one just now, just waiting to see if they will truly return my money as they promised.Gerri Peek

It's an oasis of truth in sandstorm of pie-in-the-sky, get-rich-quick, late-night-infomercial type stuff.I believe it will be out November 14th-- it's a must read for all investors, but especially those in the beginning or middle of their RE careers.Author is Mark Evans DM and it's ISBN-13: 978-0-9788170-0-8 and ISBN-10: 0-9788710-0-1Not sure what ISBN is or which # is which, but I know you can search for books by ISBN on a lot of sites and locations like Amazon, BN, and Borders.

I was thinking monthly, but that was only speculation, no formal training/experience in that area like you have.

I will recommend it to my friends.My first Question: Is there some kind of formal training to become a REI?

i was reading one of the many trump books in Borders...of course i didn't buy it!

I had a home this year that did not have a formal dining room.

Just wanted to introduce myself to everyone!

I love the site- VERY informative.

If anyone ever seeks properties for 35-55% of appraised value- let me know.

I have deals all over the Country- Let's Chop It Up!

I guess I'll formally shake your hand now, Jc.

Just a quickie related to my previous post.Are there any benefits to having a formal offer in writing, even if the seller verbally told the realtor our intended bid was unacceptable?