The property has a lot of character so I don't want to spoil it with a crappy door.Actually, now that time has past the tenant was fine with the glass door but since I got the door free and it's actually an enhancement to the look of the property, I was fine with it.

I'm in the Air Force as I stated before so I have a pretty time consuming job, I figure bird dogging and studying up on Real Estate would be my best bet.

This is has been a little more time consuming but I think in the long run it is worth it.

So I'm wondering if its because the quads tend to have more apt like characteristics, if thats why the management effort seems so time consuming for you.To that again, if you aren't able to go big, I'd look at going into SFH's instead.

But...the key is you can't "blindside" a consumer.

I feel like this method really enhances the value compared to a regular appraisal, which really makes it difficult to meet my goal.

Further, the attorney really needs an in depth knowledge of federal consumer lending law as well as just state regulatory law.

I just haven't had time yet, being consumed with work.

But, you've certainly aided in enhancing my knowledge of the process!

Federal Pacific and Zinsco are no longer made, but I think Zinsco might have been bought by Sylvania, then maybe GE.I've never had either of the above fail.Even though neither are not made the US Government could still recall the product if the Consumer Product Safety deemed them hazardous.