I am merely trying to make sure I dont get ripped off and I askeing if anyone knew about the company.

A friend of mine who used bandit signs extensively quit doing so because, she said, the signs were ripped down nearly as fast as she put them up.

Quite possibly you may decide to rip it all out.

RIP

There seems to be a severe lack of ethics in this business, but it probably extends to the country at large.Hopefully karma has its way of working things out, because I can't afford to fly to different parts of the country just to punch people in the face for ripping me off.

I have even considered actually having some sort of clause in there that if there's a loss (which is very unlikely if you negotiate well), I would split that with the investor simply because I'm not out to rip anybody off and I plan on being around for a while so I wouldn't want to alienate anyone.

Do you think it would work, or do we have to rip it all up?

Charging less can help keep more steady rents coming in through long-term tenants.I'm not saying you should rip yourself off by not making anything on the rents, but why not make $100 less a month to save two or three months of vacancy because the tenants can't afford the place or are going to be more focused on owning their own place later and have no intentions of staying.

We had to put a french drain around the house and rip out the sheetrock and insulation in the basement.

I am not sure what I should be paying for it and don't want to get ripped off.