My question is, aren't there some markets out there (especially Midwest) where it's perfectly possible to find a suitable duplex for $60-100k?

Hi All,I'm considering CU for a very small sales team in a startup selling an online advertising product for local companies in their zip code.From your experience, is this program suitable to this (relatively) low-price short sales cycle product, or is it more suited to real estate or auto sales?

You can apply for a rental license and rental suitability cert same-day online in most cases. 

No having read every post, forgive me if I'm repeating but I'm pretty sure liability works something like this: If you KNEW about a defect which then causes damage, you are liable, but ONLY if you didn't make efforts to rectify it in a suitable amount of time.

If the plan is to buy crappy loans and turn around and sell them to less than suitable investors, then great go for it.

We would like to get the 10 acre building built, but I think it will prove difficult to secure a suitable site.Cheers for now!

You want to choose a location suitable to the type of tenant that you aim to attract.

But I mean he's not my biggest worry at the moment, I can deal with finding a more suitable PM after the bigger issues are cleared :) Funny enough I have about 5 different phone numbers from which the tenant calls me, but I don't have his email.

Do you want the buyer to find a house suitable for you and your family, pay the rent and utilities?

If you want to do your own deals, my understanding is that Brad considers some parts of Ohio a suitable market for following his formula.