If you’re worried about elevation, then Little Haiti is where you want to be.

I'd recommend Elevation Property Management out of everyone around.

And the entitlement has been fostered to drag down any other perceived as "more", to 'elevate" the have/do-not's.

I feel I was upfront with everyone, and did what I was asked, so I'm frustrated that anyone would suggest that I am somehow liable for the mistakes of others.In one of his "scare you into using an attorney" speeches, Bill Bronchick said that giving someone a warranty deed is giving them a basis to sue you.

And there are panhandlers at every intersection and in stead of getting rid of them the mayor wants to protect their right to free speech and offer them the ability to purchase permits so they can continue to lower the image of the city.

Was speaking with my attorney last night and he had indicated there was some case law around the due on sale clause and how you do not trigger it when placing rental properties in a LLC.Below is the exact language I found with regard to that.Hope this help elevate some fear we may have around that clause.

Due to the distance back and elevation, we use a porta John for the toilet. 

But once you buy it’s like you are getting off the upward moving elevator.

Like @J Scott , I went to Robyn's free 2 hour speech at my local REIA.

I highly recommend the following:The Richest Man in Babylon (a basic primer on saving and investing)The Total Money Makeover (especially if you're in debt)Rich Dad, Poor Dad (for mindset, especially)Money: Master the Game (great for investing basics)The Big Short (to learn insight into how the Wall Street casino really works)I Will Teach You to be RichAnything by Jim Rohn (he has numerous books and there are videos of his speeches on Youtube)Market WizardsI would also recommend all the books published here on BP for real estate knowledgeIf you can make it a habit to read constantly (maybe set a daily goal of even just 30 minutes), I have no doubt it will change your life for the better.