In the old system there was a problem with how state was captured.

Just capturing ideas as and when I think of them.

Do any of you guys use internet marketing to capture good, high quality leads?

It doesn't capture attention, and doesn't highlight the most important aspect of the house -- it's ALL NEW!

It's very bizarre, but someone might want to rework it as a commercial kitchen (we've had one professional chef look at the house twice).

What about a chef who operates his own restaurant under a business entity?

Plus, they point out that the properties are nicely rehabbed, in solid neighborhoods with high rental demand, tenants are rigorously screened, and to cap it off, the buyer may well sell the property at a big gain well before these repairs and capital expenses start hitting (remember, you presumably "captured" a boatload of equity when you purchased), at which time you can roll into another property.At any rate, if you hold the property, the assumption is that Years 2-30 will experience none of these expenses.

I felt the advanced training would have been better served with someone with some knowledge of investing in general and real estate investing, even if it was very little.To bring this story to an end, I feel she thought I would capture all the information, attend all the advanced training myself, and meet all the sellers, agents, buyers and mentor all by my lonesome.

When Capital appreciation kicks in, he will own an interest in the capital appreciation of all of these homes, and the underwater mortgages of millions of others, as values increase, he is capturing the entire gain up to the int of each HARP modified mortgage.Think about it......

To capture everything suggested thus far, I am thinking something like this to be added to the lease, "On the 6th day of the month, if the rent has not been paid, the tenant agrees to have their credit card charged for the total rent amount, plus a $50 late fee, as well as any credit card processing charges.