Regardless if a price of a property is high, I learned that sellers are humans and they will react and sell a property based on how they feel.

Last thing you want to do is set it up wrong and have to go through probate anywaysNot saying those other sites are not good, but I always have questions that I want to speak to a human with and that is why I am ok with paying more for that interaction

Pretty much any time the tax code uses the word "individual", it means one human being (unlike "person", which usually includes other legal entities). 

It’s a low income neighborhood with lots of development going on with non-profit organizations (Habit for humanity and Metonia) for the income range your looking for.  

Human nature

just milking for cash flow though or just having some SFRs I think being a slumlord if not really all this advantageous even leaving out the human factor (i.e. your hurting your tenants). 

I’m on a mission to create accessible spaces that help people develop/deepen their human connections and live more fulfilled (and fun!)

I do not want my rent to be at the bottom of their priority list.Over years of dealing with tenants and practicing human relationship and communication/negotiation skills, I've learned that there are many ways to be fair without being disrespectful, to be respectful but firm, and to make tenants feel the pressure.

The human mind is the original supercomputer and extremely powerful, so feed it!

The human mind is the original supercomputer and extremely powerful, so feed it!