All the renters were evicted, the judge ruled 100% in my favor, no body got hurt and now I've rerented all but 1 of the 4units.Best part is...when I had to talk to 1 of the BAD guys, he would not even look me in the eye.

Give me a break - she's selling her body for a few bucks!

here we go again.............................1st post and it's about someone's program, hmmmmmm I wonder where this will end up.I'm surprised there isn't an affiliate link in the body of the post

Thank you for your insight John;We have managed to keep ourselve regulatory free thus far I guess I shouldn't worry to much about the small investor.

Good news is that they only get paid if you sell and they'll know MUCH more about properly valuing businesses, the right process to go through, how to handle due diligence, regulatory issues, etc.You can always sell the property separately from the business if that makes more money.

They had pulled out her decomposing body but never cleaned up the mess that was left after her body was left in the furnace for about 3 weeks.4.

Some PM obligations may actually be a liability, a really poor property with high turn over and a low fee structure may be an account a new PM may not want at all.Those service obligations should be considered with the quality of the units under management, tenant base, vacancy, average time to lease, maintenance management required and legal issues regulatory constraints or requirements concerning the units.

Don't forget about regulatory research (Hopefully a good real estate agent should help here) Then you can start to analyze property deals.

Like duplex crawlspace needed some critter bodies removed and some change out of anti critter to bugs to critter deterant I could do cause I knew it had done it on gig work on weekends.

However, Wells has been through a lot of regulatory issues and have been slapped with hefty fines.