As a possible solution, I located an online form submission site that allows me to create a custom form, to which I can provide a link in my advertisement.

Property was bought by a family and they build a nice big custom home on it. 

To me, it is a sign that there would be good communication once you are a customer. 

Own property next to a Dollar General Store and looking for a business/idea that would complement DG, attract their  client/customer base

And when I buy and sell real estate in Cincinnati, they also give me a discounted rate on sales commissions and fees.Please let me know if you run into a reasonable insurance company in Cincinnati that has good customer service and great rates.

It was not our primary revenue stream but we owned/controlled the adjacent scrap (empty) land and it was a very small (and inexpensive) lot but convenient for 'customers'... but I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I had a similar opportunity.

Hey BP,My goal is to hear some advice and/or pointers on what has worked for people with experience in what their advice is.Background:I'm a Carpenter in Northern California working for a General Contractor totaling 40Hrs-60hrs a week My current work is mainly Tenant Improvements/Remodels, In the past I've done custom homes as well.I'm sole provider at the moment for my family and am saving what I can though it probably wont be significant for InvestingIssues (oppurtunities):Dont have much capital 5000-10,000 - Saving about 500 a month Dont have GC license yet - Will have GC license in November 2017Will have Construction Project Management Cert early 2018 (March)I'm looking to be proactive and find an oppurtunity to enter real estate investing with a sustainable stratgegy.Current thoughts:- I can work full time and get jobs on the side to add to capital power - wholesale remotly, with savings?

It is a deplorable side effect derived from equating tenants to a customer....the  "customer is always right" "place your customers interests first"  etc. mentality.We need to get back on top and as with everything else regarding investing leverage is the key. 

To me they are my customers and deserve my respect and attention That is until they stop paying.  

The common saying you get what you pay for definitely justifies higher rent as my focus is to differentiate the properties with quality and customer service.