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Just don’toversell the product and talk fast like a late-night TV used car salesman.Ultimately, the best technique for showing your rental property is letting the property show itself, The best result you can expect to achieve at the property-viewing stage is convincing the prospect to complete your rental application and put down a holding deposit.

Hey Justin,I want to first caveat everything I say by stating that I am neither an attorney nor an accountant and I do not play one on TV.

If you find one that will, let me know.4 - If you need loans, you will need title insurance so Civic Source is the route to go.Disclaimer - I am not an attorney and I don't even play one on TV.

TV leads you to believe that that the person will try and take the gun from you or shoot it out with you.

Jamil should do better quality control, but he's on a TV show, does multiple podcasts, and has a million things going on...so maybe he should have a chief quality control officer, since the brand is kind of tarnished, to be honest, since I've heard others complain, too. 

Calculator Link to Download (if this link stops works, please message me or comment for updated link)The main gist is that coliving SFR rentals are two matters: 1) Special Items for Coliving: Coded Entry For Front Door (my properties use Schalge), keyed doorknobs for bedrooms, furnishing common areas (kitchen table, couch, kitchen items, kitchen table, living room TV, patio furniture, lawn mower, etc), 2nd & Maybe 3rd Fridge. 2) Reserves For Repairs / Cap-Ex / Vacancy: This follows the same reserve rules that BiggerPockets, Keller (see book "Hold"), and others teach: 8% for repairs, 8% for cap ex, & _% for vacancy. 

Possible, but incredibly unlikely.Real estate...Internet IPO...Some invention...As Seen on TV item...All of these *could* product millions, but rarely do.For every multi-millionaire that "made it" in real estate, you have tens and tens of thousands who only make a modest living.

Now today, a bill was introduced to allow the failing entities(newspapers and possibly tv stations) to go as "non profit organizations) to avoid taxes and receive a few other benefits.

I'm all for a system where everyone is provided with at least a minimum standard for care, with people (like me) having the right to choose and pay for private care anytime I want.This is the way it works for lots of stuff in this country (civil defense, municipal utilities, public transportation, broadcast TV, etc); I don't see people complaining that local police forces providing a standard of security are a socialistic concept...why is health care any different?