Don't be like some that spend more time picking out their clothes in the morning than buying what might be the largest purchase you'll ever make(a property).  

And yes, there are always great  points that I want to stop and write down, so I'll 'break' from folding clothes to jot them down in a notebook. 

ill say this.....it took me 14 months to get my first wholesale deal......and everyone was in my ear saying "youre not doing something right..." etc........but in that 14 months it was a self development thing for me......i began to read books.....i didnt read a book for leisure until i was 31...........i developed an early morning routine.....i developed discipline.....now im probably the most disciplined person that i know......I get up everyday at 430 am....i meditate....i pray....i have an affirmation journal and a gratitude journal......i fast for 48 hours weekly.....i take cold showers.....i work out.....i do yoga.....etc.......i say all that to say this......its all a mindset thing......keep pushing!!!

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

The gal driving the 15-year-old paid off Nissan may have more wealth than the guy in the new Audi with wearing expensive clothes.

I rarely disagree with the tax guy, but it doesn't sound right to me.Your Series LLC is one company with different cells just as a department of company would, a store has sporting goods, men's clothes, women's clothes, household and appliances, etc.

Just color over the scuffs,then take a soft towel (I use a terry cloth) and buff it out.

You are allowed to throw out broken conches and old clothes left.

Condo Association complained to me and to  local police about this  situation as unit as  has foul smell and bugs all over .Local Police went inside the property and found that no one is living there and place is full trash and clothes all over the place .I have started the  eviction process but that will take another month before i can get possession of my property.

RENTER'S INSURANCE Tenant's personal items, including furniture, jewelry, clothing, etc. are not insured by Landlord's insurance company.