I've said this many times over the last few months and the advice, while generic still fits.Education x Action = Results.

If they give you the generic, "I help my clients buy, sell and invest!

Unless you already have a growing business, you are wasting your time.You could call your company "Generic Property Management Company" and later file a DBA and call it "The Most Amazing Property Management Company."

Also look for more generic pages like Travel Nurse Gypsy Housing and Travel Nursing Housing-Furnished Finder. 

I know this is a very generic question, but any feedback is greatly appreciated.  

Your DTI goes DOWN with each rental purchased and rented.I know this org/guy does it write;  Vance Blew at swbc.com PM me for direct contact.True the commercial/soft money/portfolio (now a generic term) lenders are DSCR based, but 70% LTV, at most 75% LTV, 7%-9% so high interest and a few points for expense. 

The great news is you will have access to mentors who can teach you all of these techniques for the low low price of $38K... but if you sign up this program, he will also give you his super lien and top secret get money back from banks strategies included "for free".Day 3 - generic info about the importance of LLC to protect your assets, a short video from veil corporate about how amazing they are, then an elaborate story about how Tony Robbins doesnt look at reviews online unless he needs a good laugh so why should you believe reviews online, right??

When people talk about the cost per square foot to build a house it is typically 250 or I think 200 in my area (Boston suburbs) My question is- when people throw around this “generic” number, does this typically include the cost of hiring a gc to build the project?

I figured it was better to overkill it and give them too much info then just a generic dispute saying "My house is better because I said so".

While you wouldn't expect it to be this way, I find "as-is" in the real estate world to be a very generic term (it can mean different things)...In general, with an REO, "as-is" means two things:1.