Good day BP community!First, I would like to thank you in advance for reading my discussion, and for any words of wisdom you are willing to share.I am a Southern California homeowner looking to invest out of the state...

Professional caretakers milking benefits have a long history of lying about the severity of conditions to help people like this stay in the home and continue making a living off them.If you really think this woman is insane, no one is being served by keeping her there except whoever's pretending to take care of her.

And if one isn't careful, they can end up in some legal issues and money issues if they don't have a professional holding their hand through the transaction.

In fact, I preface every offer I make with a letter, actually, that explains how fortunate we are as industry professionals to be helping two parties with complimentary objectives on such a large and exciting (and sometimes stressful) scale accomplish their goals.

Ya you'll find that a lot of lawyers and other professionals will be clueless on real estate.All you need is 1) A rental agreement - you can find these usually pre-made in your city.

Honey bees need a professional exterminator co.

The site is treasure trove of hand on experience and also many professionals to get where your real estate goals are.

First-times homeowners vs. investors have a very different outlook and affect prices differently. 

Certainly the margins are decreasing due to both increased government regulation and market saturation.But professionals like Neil Collins here in Portland, who self-manage effectively, and can deal with government wonkage effectively still have profitable margins.  

We had tons of interest from small families and young professionals because of the size of the home, freeway access, and proximity to the local university and hospital.