Just have fun with it and before you know it your back at the closing table making a goog profit,PS check your local habitat for humanity restore you may find granite tops, doors, and lots more.

A good background check, is done by a combination of database information, but more importantly human interaction with past landlords, and employers.  

Human nature gets in the way and life.  

It is hard to get a number for a specific area, but I know one source I have seen in the past is the Humane Society of America, under the "pets"section there is a resource for property managers, and that site puts the number at 72 percent of renters as having pets (which seems a bit high but is close to one cited here by a real landlord manager).

There isn't a human looking at your bids.

I definitely prefer not to work with Realtors because I feel I can bring a human element to the conversation that a Realtor is not able to.

Are goods supposed to be more secure without a human (the driver) in the truck or isn't the cargo more exposed to being attacked?

This is the first real boom that the country has experienced and the only resource we have is human so I doubt that property prices can sustainably increase for long.I have listed out several options on piece of paper so that I can help myself decide but would also love your input.Option 1: Buy(without a mortgage) a large rehab traditional house that me and my partner like.

I wish I was more aware of the housing market in 2009-2010 when I purchased my first rental to buy as much as humanly possible

One is a major chain and one is a local credit union.Maybe I should find a third one and use them as the guinea pig.