Let's hear from all the smart, intelligent property owners who automatically dismiss those with evictions on how they will be handling the 30 million people getting ready to be, if not already, evicted because they lost their jobs due to the current crisis.

Like someone much smarter than me said, emotions go up intelligence goes down.

If they have 5 more years experieince than you do, and they seem like an intelligent person with a good referral, engage their services.

I am not exaggerating when I say that David's post is one of the most intelligent and best thought-out posts I have ever seen on this site.  

Leverage is one of the best tools for intelligent real estate investors. 

Cross reference this with general demographic data from a site like USA.net or city-data to make an intelligent analysis.

I thought I'd kick out the details to everyone and get some opinions on an intelligent way and when to start expanding.Bought a single family HUD home in mid Feb for $72,000 which includes closing costs.

An 80 y.o. lady who seems in good health; no cane needed; good hearing and responds; filled out most of the application (size of print is around 12 point) with her glasses on and an intelligent conversationalist.If I picked the 80 y.o. lady, what kind of complications will I be running into down the road?

He's honest, intelligent, trustworthy, a great negotiator and offers top notch customer service.

Much of the price run up at that time was due to fraudulent, or artificial demand.