I'm sure this particular tenant knows how to "play the game" and after 10 years of being there, this is likely not a coincidence.Thanks!

Though I'd call their customer service to verify.Also make sure to do your title and tax work!  

The idea would be to subscribe, send photos and questions, and get a digital custom package back with videos, links, examples, and advice for your interior design/ rehab / flip questions.

Now I currently try to connected investors to their next asset(s) in hopes of closing a major deal so i can start putting skin in the game and start building my asset portfolio as well.        

Especially if you are new to the game.

I'm just a satisfied customer and a huge fan!)

I would be interested to see what MI and OH notes are doing these days.back in the day the bigger players would not even bid on those notes  :)  I don't play in that sand box other than with commercial banks that call me on one off's.. and its has to be a smoking deal for me to knowingly go into a bad situation up front.. that's why I recommend talking to those that do it for a living have their systems in place etc etc.. in my mind small mom and pop investors take a huge risk trying to play the NPN game .. and would be better off finding nice performing notes.. but that's me.

Yes, I suppose you can say I am easing my way into the buy and hold game with my fully vetted tenants and my built in PM, but you have to start somewhere right?

I'm a millennial as well and am just getting into the investing game - haven't bought my first property yet but  I will within the next 3 months.I agree with all the above - we want convenience and will pay for it, being close to the social scenes (bars, restaurants, greenways, golf courses, easy commutes, etc.) is very important!

They seem to like repeat customers :)