The greatest advantage to real estate is also its weakness--it is illiquid, non moveable - i.e. local.

They are both slow process, going to be much more stringent on the inspections and can come off as a weak offer to many sellers.

I feel like I have a good grasp on the concepts and principles, I feel like I know the why’s but not the how’s.How did you learn you’re “weak areas?”

To a judge, you'll be the "big bad investor" preying on the weak, and that could be disastrous for you!

-German Shepherds are wolves that grew bored with the pack and now live in my home; liabilities be darned...I am here to share what I know, grow where I am weak, and obtain a stronger relationship with my girls by slowly ending the indentured servitude to my daily grind.

Obviously they know that most landlords are afraid to lose/turn over tenants and they are attempting to use that to intimidate a weak landlord into capitulating.

In LO/CFD its too easy to get labled a preditory investor and be in a weak position if things blow up. 

Always turn the perceived weakness into a strength.

I've gotten better over the years as a property manager and REALTOR just by identifying my weaknesses, researching ways to overcome them, and practicing every chance I get.

They refused, they don't do additions and the comps were still weak for 2/1's.