I've used it during my 7 day free trial - seemed awesome. 

It seems like the bare minimum would be having them exclude neglect, unethical or illegal conduct.

This just seems like a totally inappropriate way to handle it to me whether a violation of the law or not.

The entire operation seems like they have gotten too big and are just pushing things through, but it unfortunately also seems a bit unethical in regards to holding money that is not theirs and spending money that is not authorized as well.  

There are hundreds (it seems) to choose from, all are Class C, -C in a slowly gentrifying areas.  

Account Closed We're on the east coast, so there might be slight differences, but I've chatted with some folks over in your neck of the woods before and it seems roughly the same.This is our breakdown of how we find tenants:1.

The acceleration of low rates has faded and we find ourselves similar to our previous norm for growth.I don't pretend to possess a crystal ball, no investor or agent could, but drawing on my experience in the daily dynamics of the market here in Raleigh, and looking at the facts, a price drop seems unlikely in the next few years.

While a $130,000 property might seem appealing, managing it from afar requires careful planning, considering travel costs, taxes, and legal obligations like understanding landlord-tenant laws specific to Kansas City.

Lying could still land you in court.I provided the rest of the information because the law is not clear to everyone else reading the thread.You still seem to misunderstand what I wrote.

I chose San Antonio as the primary city because it seemed the most opportune city to invest and start my real estate journey via wholesaling.So far I've been learning on these forums, YouTube, and taking massive action to learn as I go.