But more important the that is build a really impressive identity that people will gravitate to.All of that being said...don't get so caught up in the website/marketing syndrome that you forget about your day job.

The only time we've ever had any sort of priority response is when we actually had someone in the process of metal theft and they were there pretty quick and arrested the guy.

I bought my second house in 2010 for $110,000 that was was identical to my first house.

You need to ask ages so you know who all the adult applicants are.You ask the birth date and take a copy of their DL for the applicants to establish their identity correct?

You'd have to be dealing drugs on the corner to get into a transaction that carries a perceived greater harm to the public.Slick talkers that convince someone to pay significantly more for a property than it's really worth is stealing by deceit, it's not clever negotiation it's theft of future equity.

@Hattie Dizmond, thank you for confirming Steve's identity.

Our first opportunity is an office condo in the Ft.

But it will likely sit empty for awhile.If you aren't concerned about theft or people tromping through during construction, start marketing and take time to explain what is and isn't changing.

Many people will be interested in your story, and I am sure you will make a compelling case for laying your foundation before leaving the FT career behind.Best of luck to you and do keep us posted.

Also, many policies do not cover theft (One reason your tenants should get their own renters policy) of personal items.