Not my intent at all.

Rich Weese - if I understand your intent, you would like to upload the plans you received so that they could be seen on BP.

It is my intention to JV with another, more seasoned investor for a couple/few deals.

I think I want to buy my first property with the intent of using it as a rental.Has anyone approached it from find a property management company upfront and have them say how much they can rent it for and in how long?

I don't know if my answer is what your looking for but it is a powerful strategy that i have intentions on using as soon as i get my real estate company established.the website address is wedofollowers.com he does have prices and all on there so you can check it out, he's a close friend of mine so if you are interested in using it message me and ill let him know youll be contacting him to give you a better price than whats online, the number on the website is the direct phone he uses which is his cell phone.

With all intentions to start a REI Career, i have decided to take, maybe the longer but more involved road by getting my salesperson license.

I have no intention to return to a job, but I am feeling the urgency of getting into the next rehab soon, since that is paying the bills now.

I purchased a Condominium here in Houston this past July with the intent of living in it and renting the other two rooms out.

It also establishes procedures for the landlord’s disposition of any personal property of the tenant that remains in the dwelling unit after the tenant has abandoned the dwelling unit.And here's the exact verbiage of the law:Section 375.10 Abandonment of Dwelling Unit by Tenant; Landlord Remedies (a) For the purposes of this Section, "abandonment" means the tenant has vacated the dwelling unit without notice to the landlord and does not intend to return, which intention may be evidenced by the combination of the tenant’s removal of substantially all of the tenant’s possessions and personal effects from the dwelling unit plus one of the following: (i) nonpayment of rent for at least two months, (ii) termination of the utilities to the dwelling unit at the request of the tenant, or (iii) an express statement by the tenant to the landlord that the tenant does not intend to occupy the dwelling unit after a specified date.

However, I can also see that a lender would say the intent is there and that the conditional aspect is easily met.