For me, it's just as mentally exhausting in its own way as studying for advanced college classes or writing major papers, and I finished summa cum laude and went on to grad school in the Ivy League.

You have to train them and shown them who the pack leader is.I make it a point to study the laws and then put everything in writing.Our communication is strictly in writing, much better as it also gives you a record you could use as needed in court.I hate confrontation.I can go there if needed, but I prefer not to because I do not want to say anything that will hurt my chances in a court of law.I also truly, believe it or not, want to be fair even to a tenant that may not deserve it.I agree with you on the challenges of inheriting tenants, that is why I truly, “hate, hate, hate it!”

I’m in my last year of undergraduate study and I will be graduating with a Bachelors of Architecture degree.

Greetings,Okay so this will be my first investment property, and I plan on investing more in this market (East Texas)The only problem I have right now, aside from finding financing, is that I will be leaving the country to study abroad in Austria from October-February.

You can also study on-line.

Hello Community,After studying the Boston market for a bit, I am really thinking about using seller financing for multi-families.

This would allow for the best design of access and a focused traffic study.

Hello everyone, I have been following BP and studying everything about RE for a couple months now.

If anyone has interest in hearing more on the local impact here, I could try and dig a little deeper and see if I can find some more credible studies as I would probably have access to something like that. 

Study the deals being presented.