I have witness several friends, who lost all of their rentals as well as their million dollar homes.  

When I told her she is taking advantage of us she sends me the most discusting harassing e-mail you could imagine accusing me of belittling, harassing her. 

If you want to be an agent or landlord, there is a good chance that over a course of a career you will be accused of a fair housing violation whether you commit one or not.I will point you to the NAR's pamphlet called "Steering, Schools and Equal Professional Service."

Have your own list or start building it, get aggressive and use your "WIT" (Whatever It Takes) to get a deal sold.Anyway...

It dawned on me today, that I have personally witnessed a man go from literally living in a 3000 sf beach house in Norfolk to living out of his car, wife left him, no hope, borrowing money from me to pay his bills.

@Nick Versetto Fortunately for me being in commercial real estate as an agent I was able to witness this firsthand before I had a chance to make that mistake myself.

Stealing rent, accusing honest tenants of not paying their rent, letting tenants live in terrible conditions, no heat, no water, leaking ceilings, CONDEMNED BUILDING, while piling bogus charges on tenants accounts is unacceptable.

He seems highly disorganized and actually could only provide a government ID in lieu on a driver license for identification purposes even though I witnessed him driving a car during an earlier property showing with him.

I'm not accusing, just a few thoughts:1.

Anyways the catch...well I walk in head to the back of the house and man it is the worst slop I have ever witnessed.