The bad press because of those two are the reason why most people are afraid of them, but none of it is the fault of the breed, and all is the fault of the owners.Of course, we're talking about investments here, so if it makes business sense to discriminate against dog owners, I'm all for it. :)

Some people even say it needs to be 2 percent but considering you're area you'll be hard pressed to find that.

I've read probably 50-75 books on real estate, business, financials, etc over the past 7 years from a wide variety of authors.One of my biggest challenges is that I've been hard pressed to find others in the same stage as me.

I think you'd be hard pressed to get the other one to have to uphold the lease legally.

So, I start with this:Now I select those cells:(In the Mac version, click on A1, then press and hold shift + command and press left arrow then down arrow to select them all quickly).

They receive accolades, awards and positive press all the time.

"Accidentally" mow over the extension cord.

There are a few other "accidental" landlords on here, so you're not alone.

So my fat fingers accidentally hit "Remove Conversation" on an inbox message.Is there any way to "undo" that accident?

However, if you find a deal that's returning 3% cash-on-cash you are probably going to be hard pressed to find an investor based on the cash-flow alone.Also, as Dion mentioned above and others mentioned on BP, you should always put a management fee in your underwriting regardless of who manages the property - assuming the quality of work is the same.