The big mistake was I have a formula for buying, and I altered it just to make a deal.

has a PDF plugin which I have used in the past to alter such broker docs to remove tracing it back to original source.

I'm going to be looking for someone by end of the year but have a friend (a real friend, not an alter ego :)) that needs on ASAP.

Ask to speak to other borrowers who have successfully used the lender in the past so that you don't get "left at the alter".

Do you keep details on your tenant experience to alter or adjust your rental or screening criteria?

Also, I need to be more specific in my list and find inherited properties, look through foreclosures, damaged properties, and divorces if I'm going to have better prospects as a wholesaler of distressed properties/home owners.On top of this alteration, in regards to my yellow letter, I'm actually considering using postcards because yellow letters are too expensive for me to use at this time.

I agree with Corey - allowing a tenant to bring their own report, to me, is no better than not having a report at all.The good tenants will bring their real report.The bad tenants will alter their report and it will look good.You'll be left hoping you happen to find a good tenant.  

Downside to this is that if you change your sig, you could alter the link (inadvertently or deliberately).The other (probably better) way is to place the link in the Classifieds or in the "promote your website" forum (that is really where such links belong).

The Condo Board (which may change over time) can dictate how much money YOU spend and can therefore alter (increase) your operating expenses without your permission.Since many condos have outside and structural maintenance built in to the HOA fees - do the rules still apply?

The founder Del Walmsley has been doing the Multifamily business model for over 25 years and listening to his podcasts and going to his 2 day workshop in Houston was life altering for me, when combined with that amazing Multifamily Millions Book and Loopholes of RE book too.I love how apartment complexes are valued primarily by the Net Operating Income and is not at the mercy of comps.