The yelp reviews were a tell tale sign, 2 star rating and the same issues I had...Just noticed his rating went up...I remember mentioning his poor ratings and that I called the FBI when he hadn't confirmed my wire receipt over a week after the transfer. 

You can always shoot for the stars, create a nice detailed listing with plenty of pics and price it above $2500 and see what happens.  

I used a local bank, North Star Bank.

I would never have signed a lease with them if I had done better due diligence...but it was a good learning experience that fortunately wasn't very catastrophic and now I just THANK my lucky stars that they never moved in.I wish I had been a member of BP back then, let me tell you!

What is the star rating of the units?  

Originally posted by "wesley":Thanks Ryan, I was waiting for an email with the ebook attached.I'll go back and pick up the ebook.

It’s paid, but far better info than city data and way less expensive than co-star.

I do not want to get any a mortgage but I would like to get a HELOC so that I can pull out the cash I need to star the next two projects I have lined up.

Anyone reading this that's 2 or 6 months out and paranoid that you might be the exception, go make a Yelp page and start soliciting 5 star client reviews.

Wow you left because the Landlord only rated three stars !!!