So in conclusion it is up to the individual and their will to make it to these number. keep in mind too you can also change your lifestyle in small family town you will most likely not need 10k a month. 

I have come to this conclusion after reading clause number 3 of the Indiana Association of REALTORS® (IAR) "as-is" addendum, which I believe is the addendum you referred to, based on you quoting clause number four. 

I want to thank all our 14,000 investors at CardoneCapital, our employees, my family, friends and all of you guys here on BP who gave me the benefit of the doubt and did NOT immediately assume foul on my part and waited to see the outcome before jumping to conclusions.   

You can not draw any conclusions from a cost per lead.Now, if you took Cost per deal into account, even if your ads are ompletely wrong, the ONLY thing that matters is if you are getting a RETURN on your ads whether they are wrong or not.Now. 

And even if you don't like it and end up preferring syndications, limited partnerships or outside management (though you can train your own management team - it's not at all hard when you've self-managed) you can at least come to that conclusion on your own terms and at worst I promise you'll have learned a lot about managing (even if it ends up being something you never want to do again on your own). 

(g) Hearings, Findings and Conclusions, and Order. -- ((1) The administrative law judge shall commence the hearing under this section no later than 120 days following the issuance of the charge, unless it is impracticable to do so.

You cannot look at a metro area and draw conclusions about any specific area within the metro area.

I'm hesitant to get too detailed since what may be legal in one state may be illegal in a state next to it and someone reading this will jump to the wrong conclusion and do the wrong thing and get into deep trouble.But, you can buy a property before the auction directly from the owner.

Without a tax sale, foreclosure or probate then it would appear AP is the next possible conclusion.

You're jumping right to the conclusion that the seller was being dishonest, but you don't seem to consider the option that it may be the tenant that is being dishonest.