Hi my name is Jack Colmenero,I am a Colorado resident and new real estate investor, I do work a full time job around 60 hours a week as a professional driver.

I believe you will need a captain's license to take anyone one out for hire, many want or will need a "driver".

Make sure you have the agent's phone number with you so you can call if there's a problem.I've never gone in through a window, but my drivers license is completely mangled from opening doors with it when there's a missing key.

I love that move.As for vetting guests, I know one owner who gets the name and copies of drivers licenses of everyone who's staying in his rental and puts those on the lease, similar to the way you might do so on a long-term rental.

I've been a truck driver for the last three years.

Driver around all the streets and look for vacant houses.

Columbus, Ohio as a market is very diverse and not concentrated to one or two economic drivers. 

You say you used this method to pay down your mortgage in 7 years, but you omit the fact that it was the thousands of extra dollars you put toward principle that really did it.You're selling a jalopy and telling people it's the fastest car around, just because you drove it faster than most other drivers.

If you ever wondered what it's like to own a duplex in the Midwest I hope to give you the most down to earth driver seat style view possible. 

Sorry, that's the way I read someone who calls himself "millenium investors" but not only doesn't have the wherewithal to pull off a deal, he DOESN'T HAVE A CAR in a country with more cars than drivers.