As a President of a HOA, we had an owner spray (which heats the unit up) to remove them after they determined they had them.

The owner is the national president of NARPM (national Association of residential property managers) and the company holds the highest certification you can get.

Would you recommend buying a multi family unit before buying a SFR (or vice versa) and why?

@Ryan DosseyThank you.Another part I wanted to add to my little rant was we became the "invincible" generation as a millennial.We've survived and experienced 9/11, a tanked economy, the longest war in American history, and a president Bush.

Easy to fill = less reduction in value and vice-versa.Another point to consider is that when you hold stock in a company and that company goes under, your stock certificates are only good for lighting the fireplace - you have nothing against which you can foreclose or otherwise recover even a portion of their former value.

Somehow people think the Federal law presides over State, except when it comes to Marijuana. 

One came up corporate .. worked for PG and eventually Nestle ( which owned Beringer  and wine world estates) he was the President of the company and also ran Stauffer for Nestle for a while Then bought wine world from Nestle and then took it public and sold it for 1.5B ..

For example, if you're doing a low end home in west Atlanta, don't call the quality "church" referral contractor from Alpharetta... and vice versa.

Included are oil company executives and bank presidents as well as burly oil- rig workers and busboys.New housing starts also remain low, reaching 7,000 this year through July compared to 38,000 annually during the late 1970s.Meanwhile, property foreclosures are averaging 2,000 a month, and bankruptcies soared to more 15,221 petitions filed in the U.S.

When the loan amounts became smaller, their mortgage banker said you should talk to the branch president about some commercial/ portfolio loans.