In most businesses that allow customers to make monthly payments, furniture and appliances for example, no dollar amount owed is too small not to warrant a letter from their lawyer threatening court action.

@Chris Pung wrote:What do you think about the idea of buying a house that needs to be renovated - perhaps gut renovated - and fixing it for rental to passive house standards (or as close to that as possible).I think that pretty much highlights our business practice.  

I'll be sure to share my experiences with their competitiveness, their willingness to get the deal done, and customer service.

I look up the old addresses they sold and contact the owners for a real review via Facebook or LinkedIn.So far I haven't been able to independently identify a happy turnkey customer.

We are going to anyway because it will get their and their customer's attention. 

I have lots of ideas on getting properties and have had custom programs built to get marketing lists.

Anyway I am very happy with OCF and their customer service is top notch.

They are your customers; they pay my rents and provide me and you the ability to become financially independent.  

I am extremely interested in real estate investing and currently looking to close my first deal while working full-time as a Director in Customer Relations.

I am looking for more houses in the 19th Ward.The areas you put give you a big range of prices, and a variety of potential customers.