Although its our busy season and we are are running with only 66% of our staff we strive to be available.

As a management firm and an owner, we are sometimes surprised by how much vendors charge sho we strive to get written proposals(not just estimates) beforehand.

Feel free to be my critic :-) I know your kind intention and I strive to reach higher standard. 

I don't ever want to let them down and I always strive to provide a better life for them.You need to see what you strive for and then maybe you will find what will help you stay motivated.Good luck and keep pushing along.

In the future when I become an Attorney (because in life you actually have to work towards things in life), when I receive such advertisements from individuals like you, who cannot strive through adversity without reaching out for a freebie, I will burn their "26lbs. bright white paper" while it is still in the "#10 envelope from Staples" without even looking at it.

We strive to keep our forums among the most welcoming and informative you’ll find online - there are no dumb questions and there is no problem too small to talk about.

We strive to keep our forums among the most welcoming and informative you’ll find online - there are no dumb questions and there is no problem too small to talk about.

The folks you want to do business with put their name ahead of their money and, in my humble opinion, you should strive for the same.  

I currently have a SFR in Gilbert, AZ that has a great property manager, solid renters, and although it wouldn't meet the income parameters a bunch of people on this site strive for, it works for us.

But one must start somewhere, one must finally take real life action, and one must continue to fight the good fight (stay focused, don't give up, always strive to learn new things, always network, and keep pushing the limits of your goals).