Apple is building their second largest campus in Austin as well which is really good to know.Another question I have is, should I tap into the equity on my house to buy a multifamily?

My iphone has a 7000 contacts.  

As I stated in a previous post, although the town borders a town that has historically been known as a "bad area", this building is in a section of that town that was recently listed as one of the most affluent areas in Arkansas.Your post is certainly in poor taste and just goes to show there will always be a few bad apples in the mix.My advice to you is, don't be a hater!"

They would very quickly get rid of the "bad apples" and make this a win/win program for the people who are struggling and need it as well as for the landlords.

Larger properties are significantly more complicated to manage.If you manage the property yourself you need to bake the cost of your time into the underwriting for the asset to be an apples to apples comparison.

The version that I think is the best is the one that shows an Apple iPhone as the still image.

You get what you pay for.Three things a contractor brings to every deal1-Quality of workmanship2- Time frame ( will contractor meet your schedule)3- PriceLowest bid doesn't mean quickest or best quality.Apples for apples and time frames should be in writing with penalties and bonuses.

You get a bunch of applications and weed out the bad apples wanting to rent from you.

@Cameron PetersWe disabled the Pro exclusive forum in our iOS app to comply with Apple's terms of service.

I've been putting my leads info on excel sheets and some time on Apple notes / Reminders app, I usually call 5-20 prospective leads and it gets very difficult to manage them especially when I have to follow up on them next week.