As such in order to survive in business one must have a number of deals going so that a loss in one can be offset by profits in the others.  

Maybe we’ll see each other at a 12 step meeting - “hi, I’m Harry and I’m a RE addict!”

@Harry Nima Zegarra you want to do the transfer AFTER you close.  

Jennifer Harris is the contact there.

Quote from @Theresa Harris: I'd also add when talking to their landlord to make a deliberate error with the house number or street name. 

Quote from @Theresa Harris: Quote from @Jonathan McKenna: I'm 5 years late to this post but I'm hoping I get lucky and somebody responds.As someone who is also interested in investing in real estate, I absolutely see the logic behind living with your parents to save money for your first property.

Yes, the Quit Claim is what we use too to buy properties, with a Tax Deed you don't even need to release the mortgage because it does not survive the auction. 

These booking are often not made by your eventual resident, but rather they may be made by some harried assistant who ultimately has the power to choose where the "VIP" stays.

Our value proposition is over 100,000 units of experience across multiple decades and having survived multiple market cycles.  

@Theresa Harris thank you for the tips.