Hi Upstate NY REIs...Just got a call from my PM that said the tenants brought in bedbugs.

Yesterday, rather than thinking about how much the hospital costs were going to be, I just felt grateful to the doctors and nurses who took care of my sweet wife and brought my new baby into this world safe and sound.The miracle of life really is amazing.

I'd think it would make more sense to get a real estate license before the program you brought up, but I haven't heard of it before so don't put too much emphasis on my opinion.

A purely math based approach would tell you to leverage as much as possible. 

I've helped many clients with this planning approach.

Hi there, wondering if anyone has some thoughts on a best approach here: I am planning on moving, changing jobs and purchasing a duplex (primary residence, rent the other unit out) in the next 4-6 months.

Based on your comments and further discussion, we decided to move forward with supplying a new one but we will not be removing the appliance they brought in.

I have a Realtor who I haven't signed with who brought who I was told was a contractor through my house.

Another plus for an NNN, rather than a PM, is that the lessee has a vested interest, and would do a better at it than a PM.As to my professor who did all the NNN deals, his family had a real estate brokerage firm of many years in NYC, he was the one running the leasing division, so he's able to approach old retired landlords with some authority, not a newbie who just finished the Carleton Sheets course.

They use carrier routes that are already set up within their system.As @Chrissy Arnold explained, this is more of a shotgun approach of marketing.