If it is approved by the Assembly Housing Committee on anuary 11, 2018, the Assembly Housing Committee will vote to grant local governments the power to prevent rent increases at the time of initial and subsequent rentals.

Costar and LoopNet are owned by the same company, and they were running the LoopNet ads on CoStar, not sure if it's something that was a short term thing or if it's all the time.As to prospect now, I wanted to use that to assemble a mailing list of phyicians and medical related businesses in Fullerton, but it doesn't seem like the information was as current as I needed.I also happened across Agent Pro 24/7 (I think that's the name) and they're good for getting property info.What type of information are you trying to get?

With a fix and flip, I have heard that it is difficult to resell the properties within the first 6 months of acquiring them because of new lending regulations (it is difficult for potential buyers to get financing on the property if you have held title for less than 6 months), which of course limits the turnaround time and potential ROI.Because of my tenure in the new construction industry, I have a large network of potential team members (general contractors, estimators, licensed trades, conventional mortgage loan officers, property managers, title companies, etc.) that can be assembled quickly, but do not have any non-conventional financing options readily available.

Otherwise, I suggest that you buy directly from owners or persons with marketable interests that can be assembled.

Keeping your message short is fine for you are much better off assembling a few short questions that will open the conversation wider when you actually speak with the callers "live". 

But it is great for those who don't have the time to be an active real estate investor, or those that don't have the desire to go through the learning curve, assemble an entire team, or gain all the knowledge necessary to do it alone. 

Also, both bottom crisper drawers and assembly are broken on a five-year-old fridge. 

As a Broker for Keller Williams Realty, I have a lot of contacts with agents across the country who could help me assemble a team on the ground in an area I'd like to invest.

Oh wait, I came up with another one or two: Absentee Owner/Mgr Assemble lots Assumable Loan Boarded up Property Bought other Property Burnt Out Landlord Buying New Home Condemned Property Competitive Property Deferred Maintenance Delinquent Mortgage Development Ready Disappearing For Sales Economic Problems Fire Damaged For Rent Signs & Ads FSBO Signs Good Area - Ugly Home Hard Money Loans House Smells Bad Inexperience - repairs Investor - No Upside Lack of Concern Landlord Problems Location is bad Low Equity Property Management Problems MLS-Expired MLS-Junker Properties MLS-Listed too long MLS-Motivated Seller Negative Cash Flow Neglected Property Non-Qualifying Loan Old Property Over Priced Property Owner Will Carry Private Mortgage Property near yours RE Taxes too high Restrictive Covenants Rundown property Sell personal property Seller worried - taxes Subdivide - sell part.

IKEA only has the RTA (ready-to-assemble) cabinets, which made it a No-No for me....more flimsy and I have to pay my crew to put them together which makes them actually more expensive.