I assume Brandon and Josh are monitoring these comments and I don't want the bar to be set as low as some have suggested.This is not a sand box. 

I don't know about the laws, but it might be an interesting idea to monitor problematic tenants for bankruptcy filings.

Trying to stay under $200,000 open to multi-family or single family if the numbers make sense.I've also found out that it's critical to have a good property management team in place since I won't be in town to monitor.

I would also suggest the "smart security system" which gives you the flexibility to monitor and control your sceurity alarm remotely via your smartphone, smartwatch or other device.

Facebook Ads is push marketing-you push it to the newsfeed and Google Ads is pull marketing, if someone is looking you pull them in with your ad.if your prospect is not actively looking.. you gotta use Facebook Ads...if your prospect is actively looking... you gotta use Google Ads...As for which one is better both platforms can give you good results and bad results.. it depends on how well you monitor it and if you have someone who has a process of improving your ads...

There's a national board of insurance (www.naic.org) that monitors this kind of thing so you might want to get some information from them about proper procedure as well as forms to submit complaints against Allstate if they try to stonewall you.

So I would go by monthly to "fix something" and monitor the condition of the home.

Monitor the effectiveness of different channels and campaigns to determine which ones provide the highest ROI.

But the true be told you CAN improve your score, it just takes some hard work.And remember if you do get back on track monitor your credit daily.

I've always been like, are they for real... but since I subscribe to a few credit monitoring services I will hopefully find out if my credit does go down a lot due to too many credit checks.Wow, I have so much mortgage debt that I can't even imagine having a 609K home paid in full - good for you!