Can you share impressions, results, value of the experience, any impact on your portfolio?

I came across Realfile CPA and have had contact with them and was personally impressed.

-Allowing some subordinated debt via seller financing is somewhat common in small amounts (10% or so) but I'm always impressed when an investor pulls it off!

The first impression director told me she gets 1-2 calls a year on people who phoned in asking for realtors.

They want to spend money to impress women.

I was under the impression that Bigger Pockets was to get new ideas from other investors not insult one anotherModerator note: There was nothing wrong with Tony Kim's post.

I have been impressed with the boards' use of money so far.

Wow that is impressive.

@Ahmed Nijimif they tried to call the police mostly they are not going to negotiate cash for keys deal & not willing to leave...once they recognize there is an attorney involved they might to.If I were you I would never make any contact with them in any way...get an attorney to handle it properly...here in Texas there are many rules have to follow when giving the 3-days notice to vacate...cant just stick it on the door and thats it...Imagine if there is a screen door my attorney told me have to stick it from inside facing the main entrance door besides all of that to make sure they receive the notice had to have it sent with certified mail & regular mail...not mentioing how careful to be about what to write in that letter any mistake could be used against you if they wanted to fight the eviction.Have done both eviction and cash for keys here all depends on the first impression I get from the former owners.Cash deal was accompanied with short term lease for the period I gave them to leave waving any rights they might have to fight the posession...all docs were notorized.Hope that helps*Not giving any legal advice here.

That's an impressive property with some good numbers and ROI by the look of it.