Up until now, our business has primarily focused on door-knocking, with a strong emphasis on pre-foreclosures.

I know that if I could get my foot in the door that long term profitability is relative, but entry point here is much higher.

I have recently noticed a few articles posted on mainstream sites such as marketwatch about back door Roth IRA.

I currently live next door to one of the areas most popular restaurants and my vehicle is somewhat distinctive if you notice it simply because no one else in the area has one, not because it’s an expensive sports car or something.

I’m listening to the podcast and doing research analysis of houses and other stuff has, if anyone has tips or anything that I should do or like what I should plan, I’m open to learn 

By house hacking my first condo, I've been able to scale to now 14 rental doors between four different states.4.

I have a neighbor right next-door to me whose house is in pretty bad shape.

The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy Paperback – November 16, 2010 by Thomas J.

On the typical value-add I've seen, people are pouring about $10K+ per door into upgrades.

The property management company has developed a plan to meet this requirement:a) cleaning all windows troughs and sills, scraping and painting of window troughs and sillsb) scraping and painting of all previously painted floor surface that is chipping or peelingc) scraping and painting of any exterior paint that is chipping or peeling including garage decks and house d) scraping and painting of all exterior door thresholds and jams Their estimated to complete this pre-inspection repair work is $500.The certification inspection is $350City filing fee $50Property management coordination fee $50I need to know if this certification is mandatory or not, maybe Cleveland realtor and property manager on Biggerpockets could answer me and clarify my doubts.Let me know pleaseThank you very much