@Lexi TeifkeHi LexI think your message does not go after their “Bleeding neck”.. you have to identify what their problem is and you have less then 3 seconds to do this or they hang up.

There is a bleeding heart attorney just waiting to go after you, the greedy landlord. 

@William S. well then that is a deal I would pass up on, unless you can buy for less.

KILZ is more expensive than regular primer, but once you've had smoke tar bleed through a wall with one coat of regular primer and two finish coats, you'll pay the extra price for the KILZ.

Make a list of your strengths and weaknesses... be brutally honest with yourself.Get on every wholesalers list you can.Get plugged in to your local real estate investment club.Read Bigger Pockets till your eyes bleed, Try to figure out what ONE or TWO methods of investment will work best based on your strengths.

I've owned and operated several businesses and most business I've seen bleed cash during startup.

Now, much of the lending issues do "bleed over" to both sides, Dodd-Frank for example, predatory practices of taking excessive collateral, providing loans to those who aren't close to having the ability to repay, or making loan terms that constrain a borrower's ability to carry on their business. 

But if you have a loan at 25% for some reason, that $70k could be useful to staunch the bleeding there. 

When you get to that bleeding-edge 50% occupancy fair market value in your multi, you'll see that almost 100% of your tenants will be satisfiers.

Wet mopping can cause your wood floors to swell.