You'll have to scroll down some to get to it, but it specifies doing due diligence on the PMs.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/1...I think people get confused a lot on the turnkey concept.

Go to https://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts and scroll all the way to the bottom.

Therefore, the seniors have to rely on assistance from the government.Animals do not have the ability to plan their financial future, (sane) adults do, but the entitlement mentality has already passed onto Gen Y (my generation), which is truly a sad state of affairs.Although I know nothing about politics and don't really follow it, i think its interesting to scroll through facebook and see my high school or college friends who aren't doing well financially, and might I add always blame others for their troubles, are overwhelmingly promoting and peddling Bernie Sanders.

Go to the Community tab on the BP dashboard, then scroll down and click on Forum Categories.

I read through this post (and several others) and am trying to grapple with the idea of UDFI:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Scrolling down a bit, Chris Wooten states the following in the comment section: I’m not a CPA.

But if you absolutely serious, scroll down to the bottom of page and click on Stats and see who sees you here.... 

I still have full access to the MLS (so I can scroll through listings to my heart's content!)

@Ryan Therrien if you scroll up to the very top, click on "Forums" in the very top toolbar (the black toolbar on my screen), then on the next page there will be a secondary toolbar with "Browse Forums" as a dropdown.  

Facebook ads are a fairly low cost entry point, but you need to be sure to catch people's eye when scrolling. 

(Just kidding, of course.)Seriously though, since the cost of removing a tree is under $2,500, you can simply include a "Safe harbor de minimis" election with your tax return and avoid the entire debate.Click here for an explanation, but skip the tedious details and just scroll down to "How do you elect..."