Except I did a drop in February with a 24% response rate and it basically had my phone ringing non stop, with 30 minute calls to qualify the leads (this was in the mobile home park space, I have specific criteria that a lot don't meet).

I proudly claimed your "poorer" label, but the uneducated I can't claim I have a Master's degree.I wanted to make an income right from the start instead of doing it for a hobby while I kept my day job to pay the bills.Your post does ring with bitterness, but on one note we agree; I would never touch a 2% deal.

I would to like get acquainted to the members of the REI club I recently joined. Maybe grab lunch and talk real estate. I've always been more of a hands on learner. I excel better with hands on methods and 1 on 1 teac...

It was pretty amazing, but the problem was that I got overly excited with the phone ringing instead of actually getting the deal.  

FHA seems to be the best fit for my scenario (I work in film/television so starving artist phrase rings true haha) but it seems to be only in the US.

After that, your phone will ring.  

MLS# 6114809Seems like there are a ton of people trying to do this to offset the cost of living here in Denver, as my phone is ringing off the hook on this property.  

The worst one I have been in had spiders in the moldy basement with webs like that scene from lord of the rings.

Mohammed Mellity it's pretty simple, it's either coming from your plumbing (tub drain, toilet wax ring) or it's leaking at a joint of some common pipe.

On the lease signing day, the PM company said the tenant didn't show up, which we just viewed as an opportunity to continue to work on the house and no big deal.Then, we get a call out of the blue directly from the potential tenant who made a really strong case about how they'd be a great tenant, how much they loved the property and wanted to be there long term - it was close to many excellent public schools (walking distance to a great K-5), but they really had a huge problem with the responsiveness and communication of the Property Manager and felt that they blew the deal by not showing up at other agreed upon times and just general flakiness.The thing is, this is our first rental and we don't know what to expect from the Property Management company, but the criticism on the responsiveness and availability does ring true for us, many emails have gone unanswered (we've had better luck on the phone).