I think something like 40% of Americans have misdemeanors.Some things that are misdemeanorsSpeedingJaywalkingOpen Container in publicDriving without a licenseExcessive noiseLitteringDriving with expired tagsUsing very low level misdemeanors to prove a point that these are all ridiculous reasons to deny a tenant.

More than anything this will exclude you personally from claim history (some of which is without merit and is the nature of the litigious society we live in). 

There is truly no easier way for the average American to get ahead. 

Also being busy is a weird flex in American culture in my opinion.

Long story short I realized there’s a lot of people in this society who have never bought a home, can’t afford one and don’t know how to.

I agree with Mike, I've used American Heritage to manage my York properties for several years and would recommend them.

In our current litigious society it is difficult to get previous landlords (especially big box LL) to give an honest response about the quality of people applying to my units.

There are a certain number exceptions to rule number 2, especially for Americans and Canadians.4.

I was eyeing the American standard cadet 3 toilets if I was to replace.

When it comes to international investing, buying a villa in the Dominican Republic isn't very exotic in that many Americans have done it before.