My most recent example, I had a tenant (a traveling motivational speaker with $250,000 in his business checking account) pay me $16,200 up front for the year and a $1400 security deposit.  

Send me a private message if you want to know some of the authors, speakers, books I would recommend.Good luck!

Noticed especially among spanish-speakers there was a high demand.

Funny, the speaker did go over how he only pays contractors 1/3 up front 1/3 in the middle, and 1/3 after everything clears inspection (that was one scenario he offered), but they don't sell their product at the same terms.

I don't know who the podcast speaker is but if they claim otherwise I'd put into question other things they say.

And at the end of the line, your LLC is, as our late friend and national speaker Albert Aiello, CPA, used to say, “The Beethoven of Business Entities.”Finally, regarding your question about diversification, let’s break that down because it’s a word that is constantly thrown around by wall street types to justify risky decisions. 

(If you can get here in time - I'd recommend it)Our speaker is a commercial lender.

We'll kick off at 5:30pm.Agenda:- Networking- Haves & Wants- Speaker = TBDAddress is: 2 S.

Typically there is a speaker of some sort, but after a few months of that we decided to make tonight an "open forum" / round table.

Unit 2 (home share rental) ...365 Days a month x 50% vacancy rate (I came to this vacancy rate because I listened to podcast 114 and the speaker said he rented 200 days out of 365 with is a little over 50% for the year.) 200 / 365 = 55% but I rounded down because I want to be conservative.