I also told him that the person to blame for his problems was the person in his mirror.

So, you can use hyperlinks as much as you'd like, just so long as they point back to a BP blog and that blog can be as promotional as you'd like.In the end, the posters who are giving the best advice, posting good content that is educational, and in general tyrying to be helpful always seem to rise to the top and get not only the most traction, but also the most genuine interaction.  

Keep in mind that when a investor throws out a per door number it is assumptions based on yesterday and is really a game of smoke and mirrors.

People who are busy don't want to give out their good contractor contacts because they need them available to them.That being said, be aware that some people do present themselves very well, provide references and are very convincing and it's only after you give them the work that you discover it was all smoke and mirrors.

And I know in my experience in the South many will put in their adds section 8 accepted.I glanced through the document that was hyperlinked and of course these test cases are in high rental demand areas were owners would not need section 8...

My experience has pretty much mirrored Mike's experience so far. 

In CA were I did some work.. the title plants were in the title companies main office they mirrored the court house.. but then about mid 80s they digitized it..

Attention should be paid to hidden areas, such as plumbing access areas, crawl spaces, behind mirrors, attics, behind furnishings, closets and cupboards.

Overall, it mirrors FHA in housing so don't worry yourself with it as any difference primarily applies to employment issues.

(the bloodshot eyes have been a constant companion in the mirror since mid-May, thank you William my boy).