Its like riding a roller coaster after your over the first hump its exhilarating.

Regardless, we should connect some time, both of us being small town brokers in a GIANT pool of realtors and Big Box real estate co's.

I can tell you that we will work with you every day to make sure your investment is taken care of, and we will especially be there when you need someone to tell a tenant, no.You have to see our reviews as us being reviewed for 2 things, first, for doing the things the actual investor wanted done, and second, for remaining morally and legal responsible to our company values.Give us a try, if after any period of time you don't want to work with us, just give us a 30 day notice and we will work with your new manager to make the switch smooth.Thanks,Brian DiBartolomeoPresident and Broker of Aspect Properties

That brother has since not re-offended thankfully and we have an uneasy understanding between us. Being

Getting a new bank over the regulatory hump and started may be another option if you really have the stomach for that!

If she paid herself $20 an hour, she would have probably been back down to the income of a long-term rental.There are exceptions to every rule but I don't think STR is a path to long-term wealth unless you're really busting your hump.

A big USB flash drive, or an external hard drive, is a good way to do it. 

@Jason Burr that’s what I was thinking , the 150 is the new 100 , & I wonder if that’s a hump that is here to stay for awhile, also are the rents on those 150 houses are they hitting the 1% rule ?  

They are great when selling though, especially when the realtor throws it in for free to push the gullible over the hump when they are buying.

Rather both of us be the losers in this.