Originally posted by @Waverly Rennie:Hi  @Mohammad Haidarasl- I would agree with the other posters, even if it isn't against the law, it seems like a confusing name- I think it won't tell people about the services you provide, and won't attract the clients you want for the services you do provide. 

@Blake Facente, our contract states that he was to submit lien wavers from each of his subs, but we did not see any of those, and highly doubt he obtained them since he began advising his unpaid subs to file liens as well.

Establish your rental criteria and never waver.

Stay on target-never waver-never quit-you got this!

Do I need them to sign lien waver at some point?

Supply is still tight, but demand is wavering at the current prices.

@Ozzy Sirimsi East Baltimore generally - Charles Village, Remington, Waverly, Highlandtown ...

Have a strict investing criteria and do not waver.

Either  jump around and waver bright neon flags yelling and screaming hey hey heeeeey look at me look at meeee and you just don;t look very credible or be cool and collected, professional calm, but you won;t get noticed.So it is a compromise you have to look into.JUST colorful enough to be noticed yet still professional looking.Now after I shot you down, let me try to help you back up.The way I personally believe you can be noticable yet professional... is put a picture of your wife, girlyfriend on the card, let her wear a nice colorful top, and put your message on the card.Having a set of eyes (and a person) on the card, the recipients eyes will be drawn to hers.

I am seeking your advise, if you have recent experience, and understanding of the Waverly area.