There are other forms of POF, but unless you specify, the reader can only view it as a general statement.

For proof of concept, in case it's needed, any reader can look to Fannie/Freddie and other readily available instutional investor's parameters on DILs.  

The hardest part is what content to put on the site - content that will speak to the reader. 

I went out yesterday afternoon to the property and put an outlet reader on the plugs.  

Failure to exercise this right, as indicated by your willingness to stay in the premises, pay rent, and not give proper written notice as most standard rental agreements call for, again, you have no one to blame.Finally, and with apologies to readers of this forum (who are obviously much better informed than the average mom & pop investor), many landlords are, well, less than professional.

Each reader can apply the advice as they see fit.John Corey

Not only is the content you provide better than almost any other you then go on to explain each one so the reader doesn't feel like "ok great you shared this idea now how in the world does it work and how can it be applied".Again thank you so much for being willing to share your knowledge that you have learned over the years. while others have peaked my interest in real estate investing you have added the "JET FUEL" to the dying match that i had for investing. 

http://www.contracostatimes.com/richmond/ci_285208...I am sure I am not the only reader to pick up this article.  

I'm sure some readers will disagree, but that doesn't mean they know what they are talking about. 

I just wanted to point out the issue when an unsuspecting forum reader does not get proper advice, and thinks they should just set up an LLC and hold in their own name from Canada - that is when the tax implications arise.