I've had a miscommunication with the cabinets company and because of the 3D software I was able to correct it right there without needing to spend thousands of dollars on cabinets, wasting time, and reordering.

In order to not waste my time with a rescheduled court date, the judge allowed, with my permission, to let the officers be excluded from the case.

You can't compete with that - and will be wasting your time trying to compete with it.

You can match this against what they have on their application and check address on the credit report that don't show on the application for places that may not provide them with a favorable reference. 3) You see debt load.

Loads of great information.

Well, speaking from some mild experience with the FB 'program', I can tell you that you are wasting your time.

the theme you should remember for screening tenants to fill a vacancy is "haste makes waste!"

The return on my time isn't worth it for me, especially if you factor in gas, time wasted in commute, etc.There are still deals (I'm working on a few right now), but like every other market with low inventory, you just have to fight a little harder, margins are a little thinner, so I wouldn't advise trying to flip if you have never done it, as you will likely lose money.

Don't waste your time chasing them...Unless you have $20Million to put down.

Would a buying agent want to waste their time writing such a contract and submitting it to selling agents?