Somehow it has 30 5-star reviews on Amazon.So far, based on what I've read, wholesaling is the last thing I could see myself doing.

As a day job, I am a restauranteur with experience and ownership from food trucks to three Michelin starred restaurants.

I'm looking to potentially invest in a multi-family property near my home town in Westchester County, New York, and was hoping some folks out there have recommendations to begin to build an All Star team.  

The Agent's #1 goal is to get the listing...so they have a tendency to promise the moon, and deliver a small star...which is what you should be listing it at in the first place.The net result is you are going to be dropping your price a few more times before you get an offer...and that offer will probably be lower than you might have gotten had you listed the correct price from the start.  

Our first house, "Lone Star", sleeps 2, and the new one, "Bluebonnet", will sleep 4.We have 3 RV hookups for the tiny houses, but we will probably wait a year or so before adding the third.One goal we have is to try to increase weekly rentals, and we're considering running Google ads to try to drum up some of those.

When I declined, she left a 1 star 'complaint' review.

I'm ready to star whit my first property and I'm looking for to buy a Multiunit, Condo o SFH, to star buying and holding, In Houston, TX., area, the strategy that appeal to me is BRRRR.

A good friend in San Jose had a recommendation, but sadly his was booked solid on clients (she must be a rock star)Thanks in advance!

I should be easily identifiable by my long hair and my Death Star T-Shirt(Forgot I had a meetup today when I got dressed).

About a year ago, there was wave of homicides in the area - luckily the community came together and that seems to have subsided (there was a story in the Indy Star recently where they said they were celebrating a year without homicides: http://www.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2016/10/13/homicides-jump-across-indianapolis-one-neighborhood-gets-reprieve/91986988/).