I have no other choice other than to succeed at this point.It is almost dinner time, hello Ramen noodles.Thanks again everyone.

While I don't have a rule book, @James Peoples, you'll probably get some good mileage by considering your choice of words before contacting the personal rep.

Pier and Beam foundations can be a good choice to use in areas of active soils as it will cope with ground shifting much easier than slab on grade.

You have made the right choice.

We haven't had the midnight call yet, but our two maintenance calls have been at 8 pm and 9 pm on a Sunday.I see 4 choices here:1.

I was wondering if anybody could share some opinions to help me make a choice.

Again, keep in mind what your total investment will be versus he cash flow generated by the property.I've held back on naming specific cities because I don't consider OC or SoCal a good choice for buy-and-hold investing at this time.

If I can get 15% cash-on-cash, I can basically buy 3 rentals with my initial capital over 15 years.I'm sure there are times that a 15 year mortgage is the correct route, but I would argue that in today's market, 99% of small SFR investors, 30 years is the correct choice.

I need to fire my current tenant screening company....I've got my choices narrowed down to Mr.Landlord and NTN.

I think the choice is pretty obvious.