Consider this...if you don't understand the concept of wholesaling, you won't understand contracts, title policies, surveys, administration of your contract, etc.

“It has to be a health care provider you see for your regular care.”I guess if and when this bill is passed, there is really no teeth in enforcing the faked ESA certification anyone can get online from a doctor who they have never seen or been diagnosed except for some stupid survey they have to fill out which they know what they have to do in order to qualify.

In over 12 years have yet to have pet damage in excess of the 1 month security deposit I collect.This LA Times article says that More than 70% of apartment renters own pets, survey finds Think of chopping your list of potential applicants by 70% and you can see that not taking pets would impact your vacancy rate.The other side is that if you don't take them then tenants will sneak them in and you still get the damage on top of missing the financial windfall.BTW I love landlords that refuse to take pets.

In a recent survey by TNS Custom Research, 51% of Americans said they would like to be self-employed, however many of them didn’t take the steps necessary to achieve those dreams. 38% cited the fear of going bankrupt as the number one reason they never took action, 37% cited the fear of an irregular income, 15% said they didn’t have enough capital & 8% said they lacked the necessary skills.

After I spent inspection, survey, HOA doc fees, HOA app fees, city building records archive document fees etc...Can I cancel out of the deal because "SELLER IS LESS COMPETENT THAN A MONKEY"?

Then, they provided a process for the potential approval of a boundary adjustment - pay all attorney fees, get a survey done, a notification to the taxing district members and a vote.

I been trying to obtain a permit for a septic system placement by the Duval County health department with the help of my septic contractor for 5 months now without no success.I already spent hundreds of dollars for numerous property surveys, lend measuring, permit requests and more.

So the down low on 3 companies I interviewed:Company AOver 400 units2 Property managersLate on the 5th- $50 charge to tenant, 10th- additional $25 charge to tenantNo project management fee1 drive by inspection per month, 1 full inspection every 6 monthsRequires renter’s insurance (single family homes only)Stated high percentage of tenant renewals Manager of the RE branch was a local town justice for many yearsHandles insurance claims2 evictions last year (both in same building- new project) - not tenants they placedSaid they serve fake eviction papers before moving on to full eviction process (to save owners money) Charges ½ 1st mo rent and 10%Red flags-Does not approve prospective tenants with owners (to keep owner from contacting them)Will not show lease (confidentiality)I did view one of the houses they manage, the tenant mentioned they had asked for a leak to be fixed and it had been over 2 weeksDue diligence revealed PM was arrested 3 yrs ago for petite larceny from a grocery store- weird a retired town justice would hire herCompany BManages 40 properties2 Property managersNew company (1 yr old)- all property managers came from another with years of experienceLate on the 5th- $50 charge to tenant, then 3 day pay/quit notice ~5 days later10% project management fee w/ weekly updatesInvestors make up 5-10% of their propertiesIn house maintenance staffOwner can approve tenantsOwner can provide own leaseReiterated how important communication was2 prior evictions1 manager has 2 investment propertiesCharges ½ 1st mo rent and 10%Does not want to rent low end housingRed flags-One of the property managers never responded to first 2 emails, 2nd manager was prompt every responseDoes not want large portfolio of rentals (150+)One of the property managers has boyfriend writing reviews on how great she is, same manager that never responded (looked him up and he has a lengthy arrest record)Does not perform regular inspections unless owner requires (sounds reassuring- sarcasm intended)Admitted no set schedule for inspections but noted “they can do them”Company CMy current agent/his wife would manage- part of a franchised-brokered companyI’ve bought and sold 1 property through him- sold in 6 days in a market with over 365 days of inventory, though the sale drug out 6 months due to the buyer/buyers agentEthics is of utmost importance to him (proven this)Late on the 4th- $25 charge to tenantWill provide project management (taking pictures, lock box for contractors) free of chargeAverage ~ 2 year tenancyWill be providing investor referencesStandard lease- owner can’t changeProvides copy of lease to ownerPrefers owner not to contact tenant but not against policy (want to send out semi-annual survey for their review of management/property)No repairs w/o owner permission (unless emergency)Drive by inspections often2 evictions last year- not tenants they placedAs an agent they are the most geared toward investors in the areaCharges ½ 1st mo rent and 10%Red flags-Current late fee is only $25 (brokered company rules)- they have a meeting next week to discussHave tenant submit background check through online platform- I’ve found tenants to be lazy and would rather you do thisNo annual/semi-annual inspections- said they check smoke detector batteries/change furnace filter once per yr

Did the site propriietors solicited feedback via survey of its members or make budgetary decisions unilaterally?

Mid 2000's, height of mortgage fraud, the then owner created a new survey, showing it split up into 8 parcels, with each duplex on one lot.