WI state law seems pretty strict on what I can withold from the sec dep and it only inlcudes "damage, waste and neglect" - I don't think "missing" is included.

I replied by stating that my company has strict guidelines for accepting Rental Applications.

@Sean Gibson speaking strictly in terms of styling - I like it a lot. the colors compliment each other very nicely, very inviting.I'm assuming you are already set on the police officer positioning, and i think played the right way it could be helpful, but from your question it doesn't sound like you want input on your marketing strategy so I'll leave it at that.Good Luck!

This is strictly a rental or seller finance proposition.I am not familiar with NM law on chattel versus real property taxes, but, in many states the taxes would also go up dramatically.

Manage it yourself, just find a handyman for routine stuff.

I opened up an LLC with my business partner, and the more I am researching and asking around, the more I am finding that it's more difficult to obtain financing through an LLC, and the rates and terms are higher and more strict.

If you're looking at this strictly for cash flow, I'd say the margins are too slim.

Hey Guys,I am an investor but have my real estate license purely for my investment needs, how many of you are routinely finding deals on the MLS?

There are several exceptions to this like certain laws that make certain acts illegal or require strict liability, but the that is the general rule.

I'm not familiar with that but I was talking to someone at work today who is getting ready to buy a different primary residence and they were saying that the bank was telling them the same stuff and that rules are going to be changing (maybe) at the beginning of 2014 to make bank loans more strict.