Nicholas First I want to thank you for all of the help you've been providing to so many people here on Bigger Pockets this string of messages is a huge wealth of knowledge all in itself.I know one of the biggest mistakes you've mentioned that people make is the failure to establish an in service date for the rental property early, I may have made this mistake but I want to check to see if you think I'm technically covered or not.I closed on a property in October and the house overall is a solid property, just lipstick and polish needed for the most part to get it up to speed.

The advantage to the prefab is the speed at which you can complete your project.

Affordability makes these markets key attractions, compared to the national housing landscape, combined with expected home value appreciation and the rapid speed of home sales.

Which makes it a lot easier and I also use cash for all my purchases to negotiate and improve transaction speed.

But a good agent has plenty of trades on speed dial. 

However, I would estimate your internet for $100 or less through Comcast (high speed internet only with smart tv apps), $100 for water, and $400 for electric/gas. 

I did do it on 1.5 speed, but I could not find the segment talking about pulling $1.5M from a retirement.

This metropolis is prepared to surge toward even greater heights of development, not merely hold onto its current speed.

I picked the simplest bikes I could find with single speeds and coaster brakes to keep maintenance to a minimum.

My understanding is that Speed to Lead is a big deal and for any prospective seller who decides to fill out a form and set up an appointment with you should be contacted within a few minutes to hours.