I have had other companies have a hard time properly filing the insurance paperwork but not green tree.I don't envy many folks that work in financial services as many people seem to hate banks but by and large the folks that you and I work with are just trying to do their job and feed their family.

Now I know that horses are expensive to feed and keep, so why not sell the horses so that you can have a little money to house yourself?

frankly your biggest asset right now is your age - you can work 20 hours a day, screw up and have plenty of time to recover, not have a family to feed, can live on very little money among others.

You certainy have received excellent feed back.

QUIT BEING LAZY and thinking that FB will spoon feed you real estate knowledge.

You know, sometimes things catch on fire with haphazard electric feeds.

So, from baltimore being tenant friendly, and richmond being landlord friendly: 1) Lead paint - in one city its the end all, be all, and a lot of money has to get paid to different people in order for you to do your business, in richmond I just have to give a disclosure and educational pamphlet 2) In baltimore, as opposed to richmond, there are so many govt agencies who feel justified in putting their hands in your honey jar ($30 annual fee here, $60 annual fee there), where as in other cities you dont have to keep a check list of govt agency mouths to feed.

Ok - I just saw this product on the Shark Tank and thought is was absolutely brilliant (as did the sharks, as seen by the feeding frenzy to back the company): WallRXYou can watch a demo hereBasically, it is a product that lets you fill wall holes up to 4 inches in just seconds.

I keep hoping to run across that one wholesaler that can feed me a good/great deal every month.

I would like some feed back on becoming a certified property manager.