I've noticed the number of "We Buy Houses" postcards I'm receiving has increased significantly of lateOn this morning's news, I heard a teaser for a story running tonight (Monday 7/21/14) at 6pm CDT.I'll withhold judgement until I see the piece, but I suspect it won't be flattering toward investors.http://www.wsmv.com/video?

Or are wiling to do 100% LTV, that's not the governments business (again, IMO)Look at things with any lens is fine ... just need to decide if/where you are willing to curb your ideals or if you are flattering in orange.

They are generally very flattered, have time to spare, and enjoy an opportunity to meet for coffee, breakfast or lunch.

I'm flattered. 

I am flattered.

At the time I was flattered that someone finally thought one of my homes was cool enough to check out.The inevitable happened.

Even though Eric finally responded to my me painting a less that flattering picture and the shady charater Eric really is!!

They'll be flattered to be working with someone who's already a colleague, and you'll get the best odds of making the right choice this way.   

You'll likely be able to get a 5% down, 3.5% 30 yr am - but also consider interest rates on are on the rise, so we might start to see a flatter rental market, and a slowing/declining RE market - so if you're comfortable having a small amount of equity in a property as things get tougher then go for it.

A tenant manipulating a landlord and undercutting my ability to act on the landlord's behalf by going around me puts the landlord at risk, financially, legally, and emotionally.A good property manager (I will flatter myself) is a first-magnitude poop screen.