Yesterday I attended a meeting of Connecticut Real Estate Investor Association and it felt like it was primarily occupied by people who knew little about real estate and wanted to be spoonfed information by an expensive coaches?

He may have you issue a notice to vacate or something right at the close of escrow since you have to give 30 days notice and this can possibly be a proactive way to prevent any funny business at the end of the 30 days. 

Yes I met Min here and after a few conversations and many emails we decided to do some business.

I have noticed, the more business I bring a lender, the more flexibility in guidelines, rate, and terms I get which results in better deals for my clients. 

When I had my property management company (and the people I sold it to and manage my properties continued it) the policy was late fees are split 50/50, which I think is the ideal scenario.My rational was it takes more time and effort as a PM to collect when a person isn't paying, and at the same time the owners might not receive the rent when they should, so 50/50 compensated us both. 

In my view, it's challenging to find a great contractor without providing them with consistent business, which is difficult to do without having properties that require renovations.

Of course not all will be interested in your house, some may have purchased already, but it is something to start with.I probably have 5000 people or more in my database, but the chances of any 1 of them being interested in buying your house are pretty slim. 

As such, we decided to include a fairly large island which can comfortably seat 10 people.

His name is Peter Sturnialo and his business name is NGS Business Opportunities LLC.

I agree that NAR is the best thing to ever happen to my RE business and my value to investors has never been greater.