I've scoured the internet and can't find a similar letter.

Even the new automation and internet of things houses that are controlled by apps, I don’t want to use my phone to adjust my thermostat.

There is no better place for real estate info in the entirety of the internet.

I am an internet marketer and graphic designer that create my own ads.

Series XX, CFA, CIPM ect. 2) This most likely won't be terribly earth shifting in terms of RE syndication since the subset of folks who work in finance and already aren't accredited is pretty small.This entire post is the result of no more than 15 minutes on google and to much coffee, so give it as much credence as you normally do things you read from random people you've never met on the internet.

Robotics and the internet of things is the best solution and will hopefully bring Z generation into the construction field-they are a go getter generation and think more pragmatically than Millennial and X.

Do some basic internet research and see what cities/markets fit your investment plan and then contact an agent for help.

I don’t think cccu or even NSB would help you out fo Nevada. have you talked to bank of internet?

RE HELOCs, there's a ton of info on the internet about how people use these to pay down debt quickly. 

We feel confident that once we apply our own screening criteria, we could find decent section 8 tenants, however, I am questioning, as a safe guard, if it's legal to give a tenant a notice of terminating a lease if the tenant has caused enough damage or incurred enough fees to deplete their security deposit.For a prior experience example, our last Section 8 tenant (the "final straw" tenant) had a $650 security deposit and at one point, had the front door kicked in, breaking  the door, both locks, and breaking the surrounding plaster (not due to a home invasion).