what a magnificent waste of time.

No matter what, over the years you will have issues but knowing your property manager will react swiftly and in your best interest is what sways the answer to your question one way or another.  

I have been to a few of Jasons events he has a pretty sophisticated investor group that I have met in person.. as to his personal trappings well that would only be speculation on my part. to get back on subject worthless tax liens  my point was I can see how this happens.. my dad was in the land business and we always had slivers and odd parcels left over and he would let them go to tax's hoping someone who is not so swift would buy the parcel and we would get the overage..

Thanks, so much for your swift reply, Brent!

Depending on location a swift sale and purchase should be no problem.

@Douglas Skipworth  I thought so most states you have to be licensed.So how can a company like mid south if those complaints on BB are true still be in business if indeed they still are.I know in CA and MS and OR were I have brokers license's these violations would be dealt with swiftly and licenses would be revoked in almost all cases unless it was a small violation that got correct.. but having witnessed first hand what goes on in the mid west and deep south in the rental game I would pro offer that this behavior if true is prevalent in the organization in question.AS for getting the word out on a PM review site that will be easy...

@Adam Swift@Kevin GregoireHey guys, I also work near Derry and would love to assist you in any way I can while you look for investments.

We have six years of experience and have been growing swiftly, currently posting a 96.1% 52-week rolling occupancy ratio.

Among the various benefits of online pay structures are; reliable record keeping, swift automation of payment processes, fewer in-house financial people to handle accounts and monies, lower overhead from reduced records, etc.

If that's real estate investing then it needs to become your "magnificent obsession".