I guess this was a learning experience for them, and they now require sign off to acknowledge this requirement. 

I guess this was a learning experience for them, and they now require you to sign off to acknowledge this requirement.

Without discussing or get an acknowledgement from me NREIG changed my portfolio coverage and jack up my premium across my portfolio by more than double.I called my client rep, but got an auto-reply that she won't be back until 7+ days without leaving any contact.

By establishing clear reporting mechanisms, utilizing automated systems for acknowledgment and prioritization, and maintaining transparent communication on repair timelines, landlords can instill confidence in their tenants.

When on-site, the inspector identified that there was a crawl space in the back of the house, acknowledged that there was only a small wooden board covering the crawl space, and yet did not go in, did not shine a flashlight around, did not even open it.

I love real estate and actual properties but I acknowledge that at this particular stage in my life, recently married, full time student, full time healthcare employee, adding landlord to the list might make go grey a little faster.

Aside from the obvious answer that they are a trade group for real estate agents, and they would not be around for long if they said that using an agent doesn’t make a difference, here are a few reasons, which NAR acknowledges as not being factored in to their finding:Lower priced properties are more likely to FSBO (e.g. commission costs are high relative to price, agents aren’t as interested in selling low prices homes).Rural homes are 3x more likely to FSBO than urban homes.

Without discussing or get an acknowledgement from me NREIG changed my portfolio coverage and jack up my premium across my portfolio by more than double.I called my client rep, but got an auto-reply that she won't be back until 7+ days without leaving any contact.

When doing this, I have the former owner / new tenant sign an addendum to their lease that requires them to admit that the foreclosure was properly conducted, their ownership rights have been extinguished, they have no equitable title claim, there has been no promise to re-sell the house to them, and that their interest in the property is the same as any other tenant, and acknowledge that failure to pay rent will result in the service of a three day notice to quit followed by eviction if not cured.

Yet, by the simple fact that foreigners are not in the country and might not know the laws and the language, their risk of buying in Mexico is higher than if they would be buying at home, as I acknowledged in my previous reply (and yes, there's a higher risk of corruption and they could be taken advantage of, being a gringo).I'd agree buying in Mexico isn't for everyone and you that you need to do what you're doing even more than you do at home.