My boss is very upset at the prospect of me leaving, Its a tough call and I am on the fence....

The family member bought the prospective rental home 12 years ago and refinanced it two years ago at a very good rate.

Once you've input the necessary information, you can choose to have Cozy syndicate your listing to doorsteps.com, realtor.com and oodle.com Through this, I've been receiving emails from prospects interested in my listing and most of them tell me the saw it from realtor.com which surprised me.

My marketing finally paid off and the prospect responded and is looking to sit down and discuss for the 1st time. 

I would want to keep acquiring properties but don't want to screw up our prospects of receiving a decent mortgage on our residence once we purchase it.  

Life is hard when you don't have one who you click with.They are the first people to evaluate my potential purchases, because they are the ones who have boots in the ground in their respective markets, and are ultimately the ones who will be dealing with the prospective properties.

Obviously demand is huge in the area or they wouldn't be building but the great news for me is that they'll be charging 30% more for much smaller units.In the long run, it will draw more people to live in the area and provide me with a larger pool of prospective tenants that are excited to pay my rates as opposed to the more expensive "new" building down the street.If you're not sure how well the area can support the additional 27 units, then it's probably something to be concerned about and worth factoring extra vacancy and/or lower rents into the equation.

I try and make it a habit to have all of my prospective investors sign one. 

I just got off the phone with a couple of prospective sellers who called in response to my direct mail piece.

What type of questions should I ask a prospect mentor when looking for a mentorship in my area?