I *am* taking a very close look at leveraged positions to see how sustainable they might be in a hyperinflationary period.I don't purport to really understand it all ...

Purportedly there is a XRF hand-held testing "gun" you can purchase to self-test.

I did not see the article and don't know the other basics it purports to teach, but I would not add "walking from the contract before it closes" to my bag of tricks.

I have no personal experience with STNL properties, but they are purportedly less work (I wince at the term "mailbox money" but I suppose it's possible) and there are many different national tenants to choose from.Hope that helps!

In almost all of those statistic groups which purport to show negative STR numbers, overall revenue is up but the revenue per listing is down because there has been an influx of new listings over the last few years.  

The information in this thread is priceless to someone who is still at the researching phase of their journey, as it gives you an idea of what NOT to do that many of these "gurus" will purport as best practice.

I could spend my time studying Chilton's and trying to figure out the problem myself, but it would likely take me way too long and distract me from the best use of my time.So it's worth it for me to reach out for "help" from the one who purports to have the knowledge.

The seller provided a very well laid out spreadsheet purporting to be of his income and expenses for 2005, 2006 and 2007.

And when the the MSA of Cincinnati has100,000 more people than that of the Columbus MSA... it seems a little disingenuous to purport Columbus is 3x the size of Cincinnati. 

The way I understand it is that the rare instances where enforcement does happen is when someone rats out another investor for doing it because it is giving an unfair advantage to the person who is purporting to live there.