There are hundreds of counseling organizations to help borrowers and they still make the worst decisions.From dedicating 50%+ of budget to housing, to renting a house without paying the mortgage on it and pocketing the rent, to having multiple luxury car leases, to taking friends and family advice that "they can't foreclose" and other nonsense...Anyone here can draft a list of borrowers' bad behavior that have absolutely nothing to do with predatory tactics from lenders.

It displays their name, picture and license plate on your phone, sends it all again in e-mail.

@John Anderson why would you encourage such a behavior?

It also allows them to show up on the Google Display Network (many of the ads here on Bigger Pockets are from Adwords).

Even realtors try to manipulate comps and so I often will have to advise the realtor to make some adjustments to a comp if the properties utilized in the analysis, area or some other characteristic do not align with the subject.If you have the capability to capture the amount of real estate transactions such as Zillow does; not just in a particular city, state but at a country level, including granular details of those transactions, you have a right to make logical and defensible opinions about market place events and behavior.

I can tell you, down to the penny, where my money has gone in the three most important categories of money behaviors: Giving, Saving and Spending. 

I've looked at AirDNA but it seems to have a lot of noise on it and doesn't accurately display the cost per rental.

Hi Mike,In response to your post regarding "where" you can market your Owner Financed home, try:www.OnlyOwnerFinanced.comThe site allows for sellers of owner financed homes to upload their listing(s) and display the terms of the owner financing they are willing to entertain.

All you had to do was look at the thought patterns, behaviors and rhetoric of early 2000s REI seminar junkies to see how to make money off them.

I'm not anti-dog (like I said they already have one dog), but I'm leaning towards "no" now because I'm concerned that some of these foster dogs may have behavior problems (after all why are people getting rid of them in the first place?)