Considering I accidently left my highlighted, dog-eared copy of the book in a Kansas City hotel over the holidays, this is terrific!

Halfway ground might be: 1) all caps the important disclaimers or 2) taking a screenshot of the disclaimers, highlight the key points and post the screenshot image within the pictures themselves.Based on my experience, most people don't read the descriptions anyway and stick to the eye candy. 

When speaking with potential lenders, you are going to want to highlight your credibility as well as present any potential deal to them in a professional manner, check out the post I wrote to another aspiring investor regarding lender packets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/496900-presenting-a-deal-to-a-potential-investor-partnerIn my experience lenders don't advertise that they are lenders, they are usually born from networking and connections you have made by going to events, working with other investors etc. 

We do have some businesses popping up in the last year or so highlighting the town, ie. craft cidery, winery, couple restaurants, etc. 

I just want to highlight these excellent points, because I agree with them whole-heartedly:@Laura M.So, I guess the gamble is really a long term one.

Coupled with extraordinary tech wagesI snipped the highlights.

I dont have experience in this but can tell you that we highlight the shortcomings of our rentals.

Sorry if the names didn't get highlighted.

She also highlights several other benefits like doubling the amount of gov't subsidized mortgages you can get, and more easily satisfying reserve requirements (which can become a Major Issue from property #7 onward).

Some I own as little as 7.5% others 100% just depends on the project.)Before I go over the steps I took to get here, I want to highlight steps in finding a partner and expectations one should have.PARTNERSHIPS!