Well, let's see.....I think he has a nice smile.I suspect that it is good for the black community to have a male role model who heads a family unit and treats his wife and children with respect (But, I am actually guessing, since I am not African American myself).And.... wait, I'm thinking.

If, and only if, it becomes clear they are an investor should you ask for info and add them to your buyers list.The problem I see with this questionnaire is that it completely jumps past actually selling the house and treats building a buyers list as more important than selling the house.

This city is such a sinful town that God is just waiting for all the buildings to be completed and then treat it like Sodom and Gomorrah.

If you want to increase income performance with respect to operational expenses simply transfer allowable or discreationary items to a capital expense line item for example where it may be treated as a lump sum and depreciated rather than written off.

She explained the long drawn out story but anyways im not sure how to treat this.

If you want to stay, you need to be treated like someone who just moved in.

If they treat it like asbestos, which I have experience in dealing with, it could get expensive about $5.00 per sq. ft. for the house, I had one that was about 6K for a 1200 sq ft house.As to making an offer, that is going to be a problem for awhile too.

Most tenant treated with dignity, will treat your property with dignity and if they don't, you screening process sucks...

The duplex had pressure treated steps coming out of the lower unit.

I think the point where we disagree is that people who buy a house to live in should treat it like an investment.