Therefore, consumer have become hypersensitive to ads/spam/etc. and can easily glance over an ad.  

I'm not encouraging that you leap before looking, do your due diligence and learn, but do not wait for the "perfect" deal or for the opportunity with no risk - you'll wait forever.

I'd go last on small claims, it's not expensive, but it's time consuming, I don't have prior experience but know some people who does. 2 weeks without communication is a little alarming, but a two week invoice is still fresh.

Vacancy at 5% would be 143 and cap ex at 15% would consume the rest.  

The average consumer will think it will costs 10s of thousands to completely redo the whole bathroom, while we all know it's just a few grand...

Henry the 8th, I am, I am ... whoever is born (records) 1st is more senior, those born (recorded) after are Junior to them ... and 1st lien is not always the most Senior either ... the tax man has been around forever and always takes his cut first :)

A summary of the code, as prepared by the Consumer Protection Unit of the Attorney General's office, must be given to tenants at the beginning of the rental term.

As with most who catch the bug, my mind seems to be completely consumed with thoughts dealing with this common bond that brings us all together.I was thinking earlier about my first experiences with REI meetups.

There is no perfect deal, you will be waiting forever for it.

Take the online class, they're way less time consuming and much easier to get through.