@Dorys PrenticeDon't read garbage from the Houston Chronicle written by unemployed liberal arts graduates who think they are experts in everything after reading couple blog posts. 

I use Adobe acrobat professional from my computer but if I'm away from my computer I use DocuSign to fill out a PDF if I'm on the go.

I am in San Ramon and there are a number of us East Bay investors in Columbus so happy to exchange notes and make some connections.Cheers,Art

Rather than trying to beat inflation and guide us towards a 2% inflation rate artfully, they appear ready to bulldoze their way to... deflation? 

My managers recently told me being a broker is both an art and a science, and being a master of the art form matters more slightly. 

My biggest advice would be to learn the art of negotiation.

Everything has a learning curve, but I found that dealing with tenants is the thing that takes the longest to really learn, and can cost you the most money.With tenant relationships, just like any relationship, you need to master the art and the science of dealing with them.

Is anyone familiar with the Art of Owner Finance Pro systemby Mitch Stephens?

I also did an admin program, and web design, via the Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online...let's just say that I'm firmly against "for profit schools," both my experience, and others I talked to...and that's all I'll say on this, since this isn't the place for that.What I was working on, was part of a team, that would put together a tv series on the local CW, focusing on local bands, businesses, artists, etc.

Mortgages in Richmond, VA, can be significantly cheaper than rents, and my fine arts college student needs an affordable place to live.