It's a bummer if you have a sign in front and now they want to call you and argue with you about why the price is higher and why some guy in a third world country wants them to send him money.I have also seen a scam where a fake landlord will get a throw away phone from Walmart and start advertising vacant houses that he doesn't own.

If you do not fix the underlying problem and just throw paint over it that shows you were trying to cover something up.

but we'll throw in a suggestion: call the zoning department and ask about the property.

Monica BreckenridgeI'm going to tell you something that a lot of people may start throwing things at me for.

We get 500+ people per month contacting us to sell their mobile home and are throwing them away right now.Thanks for any suggestions!

I'd like to throw in another question along with this one, if I may.Since the market is going up, what would be the best investing strategies during this up market?

While I do think there is a lot of learning that happens outside of the classroom and I would hate to see things like clubs, sports, recreation, etc. to go away, it does make you wonder at what point will students start realizing that they really are throwing away a lot of money?

If the penalty is small (1/12th of a fixed limit) the stick is not big enough to force them to throw a ton of manpower at it.

Investing 1300 miles from home on your first property has some risk, though I admire your willingness to plunge in, as well as to throw your post out here.Make sure you find a good prop mgr who can give you lots of references, and check them all out.

Throw in an offer and hopefully it doesn't go to highest/best.