@Kyle Grimm - Congrats and thanks for sharing the good news with the BP community.Clearly, your ability to take steps to achieve the goal within the timeframe projected is remarkable.Additionally, this success highlights your tenacity, negotiating skills and people skills.Frankly, you are developing a level of trust and prominence in these neighborhoods, so that the sellers are confident enough to approach you about their sales.Good luck and best wishes with the advancement of your REI activities.

It is not a complete substitute by any means, but it highlights the particular areas and deals you may want to take a closer look at.  

I  believe for the mention to work the name will appear and be highlighted in blue, then it should work for you.Look for books on Amazon, "Mastering RE Principles" is one, any textbook is fine really, you can get one for about $20.00.

Robert, go to your municipalities website, they should have renter/landlord rules listed and it is usually also spelled out in most leases which they should have a copy of but, with the owners help, you could give them a highlighted copy of it.

In each post I highlighted a current listing and argued why I felt it was not a good “deal”.

During the evening he highlighted how these other people helped him in areas where he was inexperienced or lacking in knowledge and ultimately helped him write his newest book.An example I always like to look at is Jimmy Kimmel. 

@Steven Hamilton II did a nice job of listing the highlights here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/433303-disregarded-entity-for-llcBest of Luck on Your Journey! 

I very much appreciate your advice @Scott Sewell.Honestly I don't know how to highlight peoples' names.

He highlighted the housing price (irrational) appreciation when he wrote this book in 2000 - 2001 which has come true.

IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again (like what happened when you tried to do it for @Andrew Lanoie above ).