After her aggravation with the way they did business, which mostly revolved around not showing up when they said they would be there, she tried to shake them down for 50% off the job, which anyone in business would tell you is far beyond anything close to reasonable.3.

Then there's the cost, besides thousands to purchase I'd have to get a broadband service at the property just for the cams, at like $70/month.

A lot of it comes down to people and systems, which all revolve around a good software.

You have less maintenance as the $140/month HOA will cover roof, exterior maintenance, CAM, etc.

Your situation revolves around the importance of hiring a property manager or third party to take care of issues such as the one you are facing now.

@Jay Cam, the only closing cost differences you should see between private money vs. seller financing would be if the private lender is charging you points, and perhaps an appraisal, as the seller may not care about that.

The hardwired spotlight cams cost $180, so it may be worthwhile to see if you can reset and use.

@Zach Horse out of state/out of town investing all revolves around developing a team.

Good morning all,My question revolves around using my VA benefits, specifically my post-9/11 GI Bill following my retirement from the Army in 2024. 

I’m in the process of getting my Cam license but I thought I would ask the forum for some advice on how to get started and how to find the right company to work for?