Obviously, nothing unique to Roanoke.

You can have a helper that does tasks for you, but he can't call himself a property manager unless he is credentialed.

(yeah, think 50% drop in rents on your cash flow statement)5) not worry about losing all your money and going into foreclosure and starting over (hell, its only time and money)Having said all that, I am constantly circling around to this: San Francisco in specific, NOT the bay area, is so unique and so politically and geographically constrained that if you live here, you would be foolish to not focus a HUGE amount of your REI time and energy looking right here.

Openly advertising for stupid investors willing to overpay is a unique strategy to implement that plan. :-).

I think the city offers a unique market given the presence of COP/P66. 

greetings, I am a former realtor, and also formerly owner of a property management company, I got out of the management and realtor business just to focus on my own properties, Rochester is definitely a unique market and if you'd like I can offer up my insist.

Just make sure to have an attorney verify that you've dotted all the i's and crossed all the t's.The due-on-sale issues are not unique to Fannie / Freddie - that's going to be true of any bank loan or other lender, more than likely.

One of the first and maybe most important steps is obviously picking my market, not an easy task with such a wide variety to choose from.

So if you had a new business and your task was to market it....what would you do?

I looked him up online because he had a unique name and called his house.