Is it in a "Sub division" of homes that are also being built?

I am currently a Client Relations Manager in the international travel division for a large health insurance company.

Please read you state's guidelines regarding evictions that's show below.http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/publications...

@Cary Plotkin You might look into filing a complaint with the division of insurance via DORA: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dora/node/102256Also look at the BBB. 

Here's a note (straight from the Ohio Division of Real Estate) that he shared with our investing team about a month ago:This was in this month's Division Of Real Estate newsletter.BEWARE: Seminars That Teach Unlicensed Real Estate ActivityThe Division’s Enforcement section wants all licensees and the general public to be aware of individuals, groups, training seminars, coaching programs or otherwise, which may be providing instructions on how to circumvent real estate license law.

I've read a lot of the forum posts, blogs, and am on podcast 131 (working my way through them), and paying off properties early vs. paying them off over the life of the loan seems to be a fairly divisive topic. 

Houses renting in my sub division are currently going for $1,400 month, and do not have hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances like mine.Does this sound like a good way to start my investment portfolio, it will not be the 2% rule but more 1.7%.Once I do the above steps what would your next step be to adding another house or multi-family unit?

Ok, I have purchased leads once in my tenure as a lender from Lending Tree----I spent 6 figures a month to purchase leads for me and the others in my office---I learned shortly after engaging Lending Tree that they had there own lending division (lending tree mortgage) and I suspected that they were "cherry picking" the leads and distributed the rest to their customers (Although these leads were semi-exclusive, all of the clients had been contacted by "somebody" else [or several somebody elses]).

I have been addicted to the real estate industry since I had my first taste in the closing dept. for a loss mitigation division a few years back.

For example, I come from a family of real estate developers, but I was ambitious to learn rapidly and work for others in the MF development domain, so I obtained my first job (asst. project manager) for a division of KB Home (Kaufman and Broad Multi-Housing) that developed in-house apartment projects.