that clause wont fly in most markets title company will still want their cancellation and escrow disbursement form filled out and signed by both parties before they will release.

Here are some tips for networking and making the most of your account. 1) I'd fill out your profile fully before you do anything else!

If I have a vacant unit that I think will fill quickly, I make every applicant fill out a free pre-screening application that is a google form.

Lastly, credibility is not just that, credibility.What I call "credibility" is  "what ever a seller needs to see read experience from you, your mailer, your website,  to fill in the form.So, having all the documents, sure they may believe you are credible... but they still may not like you!

I want to buy this as an owner occupant, live there for a couple years then move on to something else as I could potentially create a lot of equity and the house would later fill my needs after I move out of serving my college student market.  

Double-check all forms and documents to ensure that they are filled out correctly and that you have included all the required information and supporting materials.Submit your application as early as possible.

Fear of a market crash, fear of negative cash flow, fear of humiliation by one's family "we told you it was a bad idea"The reality is, you'll hit some bumps in the road, but it is very hard to really screw up BIG with REI as long as you buy quality assets and don't completely fail at managing the property i.e. too lazy to fill vacancies..Ironically it is that fear that will make you buy a cheap property instead of a good one, because you "feel" that a lower price will curb your risk.And fear will make you accept a marginally qualified tenant because you are worried there won't be a better one next week.

I have multiple MTRs and I started filling them with medical professionals I was working with when I first started. 

I've had my fill of gurus peddling dreams for the price of a small island nation, and I refuse to sit idly by, twiddling my thumbs while life passes me by.So, here I am, dear reader, baring my soul and begging for guidance.

my father has been investing in detroit for 22 years over 100 different properties i am not sure which is the better choice but we always have the tenants fill out an affidavitwater bills in detroit can come in extremely high at times and if the tenant decides to skip out on paying rent and bills, it can cost you thousands if it is under your name and not theirs.