Generally what you get is the seller dumping low valued stock, financing it and taking the cream off the top in interest, they don't have maintenance, costs or vacancy, they usually try to finance at a profit over being the owner.

There may be competition, but the cream ALWAYS rises to the top.

Columbus Real Estate and Money, CREAM, is also a great group.

My initial impression is that the new Tesla roof acts as a double safety valve protecting ones roof from elements and the energy savings will be an icing on the cake for me.

The platforms do a great job with investor education and you have a chance to dig into each deal (even if you don't invest) to see how they evaluate the various investments.Only the cream of the crop (experienced sponsor, reserves, background checks, etc) make it onto the platform so you benefit from their due diligence in addition to your own.Regarding accredited only - it's not that they don't want your money, trust me.

We get some 3 day stays here and there, but it is not common.All we can offer in the winter is snow...and ice...you can watch the ice floe move back and forth in front of our house as it gets pushed around by the 2 incoming rivers that are fairly close to our house.

Have had one small piece of trim knocked loose, fridge door was ajar and had some ice build up, and the worst was someone broke the locking mechanism on a window.

Resident had slipped on the ice in an alley near the dumpster the previous January.

There is not an easier way to break ice then by acknowledging a females purse or pair of shoes in a way where she feels safe and appreciated. 

And then just to ice the cake, he has a family ranch on the Trask river on the coast of ORegon that gets a huge salmon and STeelhead run and he is one of the best fishermen I have ever met. so if it was a big patch say 500 to 2 mil MBF  he would take the landowner fishing and that sealed the deal every time.