I saw Craig Curelop’s instagram post recently that the exact same thing happened to him.4) I don’t believe I would have that much trouble selling the house with an unpermitted bathroom.

The key is to talk to as many people as you can, let them know you’re an agent, and listen.You can talk to people you know (your sphere), people you meet (have lunch at a bar and strike up a conversation), people who meet you (set up at a home show or host another agent’s open house), virtual people (Instagram and Facebook) and people you never meet (cold call).

You as the landlord need to know if the applicant is employed and able to make the rent payments reliably.I would just do a quick google search on the applicant and see if you can find their social media accounts (LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook).

Other ways are through my social media channels (facebook, instagram, google+, Linkedin etc etc..), blog posts, and other methods I use.Just my 2 cents....

Follow Tarry Summers on Instagram (@ tarry.summers) and try to meet him in person!  

Out of all the REI Instagram accounts I follow, it seems not a lot are actively buying.

Look on Pintrest, Instagram etc, for inspiration.

Instagram- (Free) I never thought I would say that I have learned so much from a social media app but Instagram has been amazing for me.

This, coupled with the fact that the site was recently valued at $1.5 Billion (or 1.5 Instagrams) got me thinking... is it time to join the Bieber crowd?

So not a factor) it may be more for some people… but I just did a video on my social media (instagram acct) for this subject and I was shocked to find out that a PMI is only a factor for about 5 years (bc after 5 years of owning the home : the mortgage will be paid down enough and the value (appreciation at 5% average) will go high enough that you can take off the PMI with the lender.