I type "questions1" in my iPhone and it replace it with all of the questions I want to ask.Setting up showings:Do as many as you can in a one or two hour block.

However I’m trying not to FOMO in while keeping a level head and learning as much as I can in the mean time.

I accept most dogs (except for dangerous breeds per insurance carrier) and cats.  

You can earn a much better ROI here than you can in CA.

We do have breed restrictions per insurance requirements, and we require a pet addendum to the lease where, among other requirements, they agree that any pet damage is not considered normal wear and tear and that they will be held responsible for all damage that could reasonably have been caused by their pet, so we don't have them trying to say the chewed cabinet door or dug-up yard was the neighbor's kid, not their pet.   

5) Any pets, how many and what type/breed, and size?

@aaron @Aaron Francl Not sure if you have an ace realtor but know that it’s a different breed who know the ins and outs of buying for an investment property.

It sounds like you are using every bit of leverage you can in the best way you can use it.

Here's a link to the IRS' a faq: http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=179414,00.html Wes, you're right, negotiators do get better results, but being a negotiator and an agent aren't necessarily mutually exclusive--I guess the rare breed of short sale negotiator agent is kind of like a UFO as well.

Well I wish you all well, but anything worth having does not happen over night.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS