I would never let anyone else do my screening for me.I'd be really happy to pay $100 for a decent tenant.Just a small caveat: some agents like to have some rentals available where they can stash their clients long enough to find them a house.

If they were smart, they stashed all the cash they generated during those boom times.

The kitchen had a serious stash of cheap black nasty looking condoms.

I would get a job you can plan on quitting as soon as you have a comfortable nest egg of cash stashed.

If you purchased right and accounted for things like capital expenditures, vacancy and repair in addition to cash flow, you should be able to stash cash fast.

This was the deal I previously wrote about that took me 25 applications or so to get someone approved, and it was this joker!

Once again thank you all for your time :mrgreen: IMHO you should start by saving money, unless you live below your means and stash capital to purchase assets you will run into troubles later, 0% down or not...

I'd rather be known as the guy who does what he says than the joker who can't close a deal when the stars don't align just right for me.Just my opinion Chris

He doesn't idolize it, he doesn't stash it away (just the opposite, he gives it away), and he doesn't treasure it.

I can take trash cans stashed away,, but I don't want anyone even dare telling me how to landscape my back yard, or the front for that matter.