I’m here to find out how I can provide value, how I can serve my future tenants’ needs with top-notch housing and management, provide for my family’s future, and live free of the employer’s yoke!

and @Tim Monistere if you are in an are the @Zack Karp works in I highly recommend him, I've used him several times personally (15-20 I believe), he and his time are top notch, you won't be disappointed. 

, they probably will not be able to convince them, because that person in management already knows every single thing that I just wrote, and doesn't give a crap about the former barista, since they're slated to be laid off the moment rates go up another notch (the barista-turned-LO does not know this, but at least now you do), so why do them a favor? 

Lastly, make sure you have a top-notch inspector.

The schools seem top notch but don’t really see a lot of rental comps around that neighborhood so wondering how the market is around here.

Vic Devore himself invest and has a top notch team. 

Hi Adrienne,You cold pull up the carpet and have a look at the subfloor--maybe it's OSB from some old packing crate in that spot.If the joists feel solid underfoot and the area to each side feels bouncy, the floor wood may have failed.If that is the case a contractor may be able to cut 1/2 way along the joists on each side and insert new "Flooring grade PLYWOOD" of the same thickness as the rest of the floor.The carpet will probably need to be "Knee-ed" back into place by a carpet installer to prevent wrinkles.Be ready for anything when you open it up (meaning idiotic workmanship such as joists with way over-large notching for plumbing, etc...)This may also be a harbinger of things to come (or it may just be an isolated indecent.)Good Luck!

Can't expect top notch tenants if you're renting in bottom notch neighborhoods with bottom notch properties.

If you find a new job, I'd recommend selling a top-notch product or service that doesn't have a ceiling on your commissions (SAAS companies are a great candidate).

We’ve discussed the CoC, or cash-on-cash measure, but IRR is going to take things up a notch.