@Petronella Kerssens  Do not bet on appreciation.

I would be (almost) willing to bet they are scam "service" dogs because true service animals have a significant amount of training, rarely leave their owner's sides and are rarely unbehaved.

I still think there is a value for cards but generally agree with this advice - especially if you are starting out as a real estate investor - business cards aren't needed - a linktree or some sort of QR code with a basic online hq page is going to be the best bet

And I'll bet most of them have done significant work in GA. 

This method has gained popularity among developers looking to build affordable housing quickly and sustainably.Additionally, developers have diversified their portfolios by introducing new product types such as townhomes, duplexes, and triplexes.

Kind of a hassle.Legislation like this is due to junk fees, so blame the unholy union of MBAs squeezing for every penny and the marketing schmucks who want to hide the effort and rope you in.regulations will tell you what to do, but if you post a rate card, I bet you’ll have to add it to each line. 

Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Simpsonville, Taylors, Anderson, Honea Path, and Spartanburg are all popular areas with our investors.

Although a bank or insurance company would fit nicely into Berkshire’s existing platform, Canada does have restrictions on foreign ownership of those assets – so my bet would be either an energy or utility-oriented opportunity (plenty of them in Alberta) or perhaps a significant stake in Alimentation Couche-Tard, which owns the Circle K brand and has a significant global presence, potentially meshing nicely with Berkshire’s recent purchase of Pilot Flying J.This year, I had the pleasure of travelling to Omaha with some friends from New York University’s Real Estate Development program and got to catch up with old friends from all over the world.Alas, my favorite Buffett-ism from the meeting was "Understand that the market is there to serve you, not instruct you".

Plenty of cleaners in the area, Turno would be best bet for rental specific cleaners

Like others said, your best bet is finding a DSCR lender that will do a 1 year PPP at a 7% rate (possible with a few point buy downs).