All the while the HML is breathing down your neck.

So, if you weren't "chicken" you could have "stuck your neck out" so the rest of us would know never to rent to her by checking this web site.Happy Landlording!

I don't have personal experience with Section 8 either so don;t know which way it goes locally, but what worries me more is that apparently, the housing authority (at least the one here in our neck of the woods), can - and WILL - decide to reduce the approved rents seemingly at random (e.g. whenever they run out of money or face budget cuts).This has definitely kept me out of the Section 8 market

A lot of options down here in our neck of the woods to pursue STR/MTR style properties and potentially pivot between the two as time of year and market needs change.Good luck, reach out anytime if you would like to chat about STR/MTR!

The photos they used of their "customers" are stock photos from a few different sites, you can just reverse google the photos and find this out quickly.http://www.azulbeauty.com/images/model-male-neck-l...

That promotes savings.We could get rid of a large portion of the DOE, programs like SS, medicare and medicaid, welfare, keep the FDIC for deposit insurance but cut their workforce at leas tin half and stop breathing down the necks of banks and imposing process and procedure regulations instead of top level regulations.

. :-)I'm in your neck of the words in Seattle.

I'm alright aside from the neck that won't quit hurting (seeing chiro tomorrow), however my jeep is dead and I've spent pretty much each day since then in bed.

I like the Home Equity line of thinking although I haven't pulled the trigger yet and I'm even from your neck of the woods !!

I am not one myself but I know a guy in Great Neck that gets a ton of properties.i can make the introduction if you'd like.