The only thing you are doing is drawling attention to yourself every time the wind blows your coat open or you bend over and someone see's a big lump in the small of your back.

So believe me....if she will encourage you to break the law charging more than you can charge, then she will sure as hell be the type of person who will rip you a new one for a technicality....such as you not fixing a minor repair in time, etc etc etc...Not saying she is a bad tenant, just saying knowledge is power and there are tenants out there who live somewhat rent free bending their landlords over barrels with their knowledge of RE laws....

Had a home in Bend, Oregon at the same time and did almost as well with that sale.

It just always seemed to me to be a formula that they can't bend, but maybe that is because I am working with Chase Bank now.Now, I have a related but possibly silly question.

Bend, and Anderson, kust to name a few).

There are hundreds out there that will bend over backwards for you, especially in this market.

Technology trends are exploding towards making information easier to get for everyone and even the TelComs are bending under a public cry for municipal wi-fi, broadband over the last mile, and wholesaling information on the Internet.

In Bend Oregon, which is a ski resort town, you can get a 3 bedroom, 2 bath in a middle class neighborhood, on a small lot.

search=addr(Fort Bend County) http://www.fbcad.org/Appraisal/PublicAccess/PropertySearch.aspx?

So I moved back to Bend, OR, my playground, and bought my first investment here in 2011.I'm consistently looking for ways to grow my company.