I'd pick a two hour time slot, say on a Sunday afternoon, and tell everyone who's interested to show up during that time.

I recall being one of 15 people waiting to see an apartment the first day it was avail, but that was Berkeley/El Cerrito ...The closer to Bart the better, but I also know that in the 90's lots of companies were moving out of the city and heading toward the Concord area.

:joker: At this point I'm thinking, no wonder investors don't like realtors :help: Then, suddenly, I found one :clap: I had to look all the way to Houston but I now have a realtor who works with me and sends me just what I'm looking for.

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:superman: Like the old Nike commercials :joker: Kinda overwhelmed :eyes: with all the forums, blogs, and articles in this site and on the net, but I'm determined to stay focused and take it one step at a time!

Having a managerial accounting knowledge will be sufficient, basic slotting of acounts, basic cost accounting and basic taxation, you need to make the decission to slot entries, after that, it pretty well maintains and flows itself.

It is best to have a rent drop slot on site that you check on a regular basis.

I then place the fake $100 dollar bill in the credit card slot.

Some of the jokers I run into on Craigslist are tire kickers.