Your strength and weaknesses.

Your offers are weak anyway, since you're going to making financed offers (cash is king, especially with REOs.)As far as how to actually do a deal, you'll almost certainly have to get a transactional lender and do a double.

When we say  your communication is weak, we are referring to the critical crucial information that we never got to know proactively from AlabamaPM ..

But they are weak competition.  

If the houses you own, their weak and their strong points, aren't in your brain and mindlessly crawling like a blind worm all the time, you should do it.Now, on the other hand, if the phrase "assuming an average of 8% per year for 25 years" doesn't set off an alarm bell in your head, that's your problem.

Ignore their cries about you neglecting them and their requests for discounts, or at most, reply "no".A couple times I've had chronic complainers in units I knew I could rerent very fast, and I've told them something like this: "Listen, it sounds like you aren't happy with the home.

But if I don't have it in there then i have nothing to back me up anyway, whether it be a weak fight or not.

Some tenants like to rent from individual landlord, because they know that individual landlords are flexible on requests and not always demand on late fees etc. and Tenants take it not as a sign of consideration, but a sign of weakness.

That said though I’d probably have it cut down so if anything happens in the future they can’t use this as a reason to file since you know the tree is weak now.  

Ask @Shaun Weakes