. ;-)I kept hearing about them chasing the “low hanging fruit”.

I recently explored several top mortgage companies to hang my NMLS mortgage license with and if you have decent credit and a down payment, banks are finding ways to get you qualified.

I guess my hang up is that if I’m already using loaned money as a down payment, how will the bank approve another loan on top of the HELOC.  

You shouldn't just hang on to the properties in case you will regret it someday.

Hang in there for the long haul.

Their standard contract absolves them of their actions and hangs you out to dry so they can continue providing poor service to tenants and owners.

Although communication makes an owner feel good, especially when an owner wants answers immediately, it does little for their bottom line if you don't have the other two (Integrity and Execution).I think all the PMs here agree, however, that there is no quicker way to piss off an owner than leave them hanging when they perceive* an emergency.

When I was put on a group text and received texts at 1030pm when the hang up was not on our team, but the insurance. 

You will start to get the hang of it and put processes into place to stop or change the situation up, or just not buy the property because you know what they may run into. 

Turkeys hang out on our deck.