Offense (making money) and defense (saving money) build wealth. 

Ask more questions.Here's an excerpt from our rental criteria.LEGAL/CRIMINAL HISTORY1.Criminal offenses of a violent nature against either person or property will result in denial.2.Applicants with a non-violent criminal misdemeanor that occurred more than two years ago or a non-violent criminal felony that occurred more than five years ago may be considered if restitution for their crime was made in full and all time was served.Also, we may require an additional security deposit and demonstration of good employment history, credit history, and rental history since the time of the crime.Multiple offenses may result in denial regardless of what the employment, credit and rental history shows.

If my posts were aggressive or offensive to you or anyone else, I apologize.  

The thing is, real estate investment principles are pretty much "global".

Unless there's a criminal offense, IMO it's a waste of time and money to chase after a small claims judgment or even big money unpaid billings - - these people seldom have anything to take even if you do find them.

😎Brief bio:I graduated from UCF December 2015 with a Bachelor's in international relations and global studies.

The long term low interest rates and mass printing press of money globally has caused a great deal of capital to push the stock market upward and this will not end until QE ends.

I specifically mention conduct and no profanity or offensive language in my lease.

The offense was child molestation. 

Gerber http://amzn.to/1Bs4HEh Many people I talk to don’t understand that the difference between owning a business and owning a job is about building systems and Gerber does a great job of explaining it.One other book I almost hate to recommend but do because it does a really good job with why a team is critical and who should be on it is The Real Book of Real Estate by Kiyosakihttp://amzn.to/13bv4AO It reads almost like he wrote it to make up for some of the others that came out under his name.For a deeper dive Peter Linneman’s textbook Real Estate Finance and Investments: Risks and Opportunities, 3rd Edition http://amzn.to/10Jo5xR is Wharton MBA level knowledge served up by a guy not only started Wharton’s real estate program and ran it for 30 plus years but he’s done plenty of deals himself and now is chief economist at NAI/Global, one of the big international CRE brokerage firms.