And I can always come up with an answer, and it's usually: "because I'm looking where no big, smart institutional investor bothers to look [small cap stocks - not worth their effort] and where your typical investor is too ignorant, stupid, or fearful to notice the bargain."

I also noticed when building PPC campaigns a lot of $ is wasted on clicks that are of no substance.

Disclosure is simply giving public notice of expertise regardless of what intentions might be, what the licensee is doing is irrelevant if they are talking about RE to an owner.

That could change in the future without notice.

I think a 30 day notice to quit would be best.

It's so bad we've had to remove short sales from our buyer searches I've also noticed that Redfin will not show buyers short sales as well.

I notice you are looking to do owner finance, as opposed to straight buy and hold for your longer term holds.

I have noticed though that the returns can be slightly higher in rougher areas.

Financing your next deal may be more difficult to qualify if you plan to use any sort of Fannie/Freddie financing.

The last time we did this, the tenant gave his notice, looked around at other units for a while and decided to stay.