Basically why they did that was to deter investors from purchasing locally.

A condo association can get in legal trouble and banks won't lend to prospective buyers, making it nearly impossible for you to sell your condo.

You can use computer data to help you avoid areas and in fact its not a bad exercise to compare the data to a prospective area vs your current area.

I have so many regrets about letting daunting market factors deter me from making more investments a few years ago.

Most prospective guests can indeed see through an overly picky critique.However, there are ways to respond to critical reviews that maintain professionalism and avoid coming off as defensive:Keep it Short and Professional: A brief, polite response shows that you care without getting into the details.

.#2 Set a schedule....lets say you work 8-5pm FT job....then you work 6-10pm calling, prospecting 5 days a week and 8hrs on Saturday and 4hrs on Sunday afternoon.#3 That's 32 hours a week for the first 6 months after your FT job. 

Hello BP members, I have a prospect who has applied for rent for one of my SFR rental but during my processing of the applicant.

Cheap in Baltimore does not equal good prospect for cash flow.

I have identified a Tax deed property that is a good prospect.

According to a recent Redfin survey, 23% of prospective 1st-time buyers said that they would wait until after the US presidential election to see who wins and what’s on offer before buying.