My lists are too specific and small for ListSource and don't meet their minimum sales requirements (I might just expand my criteria to all of NC so I can stay specific and then filter out the zip codes I don't want to focus on).

I even read in one of the previous discussions that there is a way to obtain numbers from all renters in my area code and send them a short voice recording at a reasonable fee, although I'm not sure how to do it.

@Brian Fung go on facebook and lookup Boyland Code Law Firm, in the video section there are several videos being added daily discussing the new laws.

You can also use that rent money to help qualify you for the loan.I just purchased my first property, in the 32806 area code, which is a SFH 3/2 with a 1/1 efficiency.

Then evaluate those markets to see if they fit all of the other characteristics, narrowing down to zip codes (this is where Census. gov helps) and then do your searches for properties that fit what you seek.Last words: I have learned that in real estate bigger is better.

Your employer is abusing the tax code.

Go on Facebook and look up Boyland Code Law firm.

It's literally the cheat code to personal finance in my opinion.

I understand default, but that's different from something being hard coded in the software.  

Also have any of you had to deal with the code cited above?