If they have no reviews and just joined, I do ask a few other questions.Like, are you celebrating any special occasions?

Quote from @Jami Lynn:  If the seller is one of the "recognized" "minorities" (that's who've we always had problems with later) we insist they bring along a family member or best friend "to help celebrate" (be a witness) and we get them on video too of course.

Adrian Lopez

Mardi Gras, JazzFest, VooDoo Fest, Essence Fest, French Quarter Fest, a weekend you just wanna fest lol, we celebrate Everyday here so investing is never a bad idea!

Wow @Jay Hinrichs you are kind of a celebrity!

I suggest you search these pages for "Than Merrill", because it's probably the same thing with a different celebrity sponsor.I think the overall consensus is, you can go to the classes if you want, and you probably won't be taught anything illegal or unethical, but with a little effort, you can learn everything you need to know for free.

Quote from @Jacob Lopez: Hey BP Community,I have been diligently running cash flow and Cash-on-Cash return #s from many duplexes and triplexes in the Chicago and Chicago suburban areas.

Hello @Armando Lopez,I just bought my first investment property in Lehigh Valley.

I learn best from both.Thank you,BrianI feel like a 63% open rate is something to celebrate, but I don't do email marketing.

Some cities, recognizing this, have successfully implemented major events, such as the Formula 1 race in Miami, to boost tourism.June - Transitioning to mid-season, June surpasses May as the summer season begins, leading to higher occupancy rates, even though ANR is lower compared to previous months.July - Categorized as mid-season, July stands out due to 4th of July celebrations, resulting in some of the highest nightly rates during the summer months.August - Although August is generally good (mid-season), a slowdown occurs as the end of the month marks the return to school for kids, signaling the end of the summer season and the beginning of the low season.September - Consistently the worst month, September signifies the low season with lower occupancy and nightly rates.