The check maker(s) should file a dispute at their bank.

My LTRs average 32% but my STRs average 22% even with the theft factor of replacing toasters, silverware, coffee makers, blankets, pillows, chaise lounges, lightbulbs,hair dryers, etc...

Even if you don't use what you learned directly you still have the life experience not everyone has and the fortitude that you got it done. follow your dreams and make real estate the supplement or fall back on plan that you incorporate into being successful.

From GaREIA's deal makers group posted mid '17:Due to a recent change in GA law, you can now force the city to remove a water lien.

hello, as a seattle investor i caution you to invest in this market right now if cash flow is your strategy. you will be hard pressed to find anything that cashflows that is in an area that makes sense and has a quality tenant base. you may do good on appreciation over the next year or so, but a correction is looming and seattle is a highly cyclical makers, the highs are  high but the lows are low. also, as stated above many times, seattle is on of the most tenant friendly cities putting an addition burden on investors/landlords.

It is a business for them and the housing piece is a huge money maker.

@Cara Lonsdale I joined Michael's Deal Maker Mastermind Forum in June 2016 and had my first deal under contract on New Year's Eve of 2016.

I have no personal experience with completely shared driveways; I do have a rental where there is a driveway connected to the next door house's driveway - but each house has their own driveway so no sharing going on.But from searching on BP about shared driveways, I've seen nothing but bad stuff - so I would avoid unless a sure-fire money maker; see some links below:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/73566-shared-driveway---right-of-way-agreementhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/69086-shared-drivewayhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/60685-i-have-to-evict-a-tenant-that-pays-earlyhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/44/topics/74791-developing-a-lot-in-an-existing-residential-community

How do you weed out the trouble makers and partners as suggested in previous posts on this thread?

I even did a college paper on the top 4 car makers and Honda wins 4 out of 5 times.