Regards,Cam

That's how it was for me @Cam Jimmy.

I have a BK (Ch. 7) that is nearly three years old from discharge (Sept. 2014) with an excellent credit rebuild since having multiple credit lines (revolving) and a few auto loans (installments) paid off.

So you have a revolving door of new agents that eek out some sales before leaving the business all together or going part time working another job.With starter homes most of the agents tend to be newer that work the buyer side.

It's typically the turnkey providers/companies that can continue to produce revolving inventory.

I further believe each unit has it's own HVAC.Of course, the landlord has to pay for his insurance, taxes, and CAM (minimal as there is no grass/landscaping) and of course repairs/capital expenditures. 

@Michael Pazirandeh Most of it, for me, would revolve around time.  

Their lawsuits is not for your well being or your kids, but for theirs.The world doesn't revolve around airBNB but you seem to have cities out there, getting into the business of drafting legislation and taking a rain check, to see if airBNB feels comfortable with it.

Thanks for reading,Cam

The class is revolving so one can start anytime and you may repeat parts or all of the class if need be.