Most tenant's would react to this notice and pay up.

Self recommendation welcome, but a few good BP references are must-haves.Also looking for an investor friendly agent, my currently agent is a little slow in reacting.

As a native Pittsburgher and Realtor, I have bought and sold many houses in the area, some for myself and many for others.

Born in Dallas and lived here all my life.  I want to grow my real estate business and help people in the process.

I am a 27 year old South Florida native, born and raised in West Palm Beach and a Florida State University graduate.

I'm a native Oregonian, and understand your frustration with trying to find a "good deal" inside Multnomah County.  

I'm a native West Virginian but moved to this area from Miami/Ft.

It is hard to make the numbers work locally for cash flow residential, but I'm a DMV native and so I choose to invest locally, where I understand the neighborhood and growth dynamics,  and where I can manage landlord issues locally. 

If you are on the edge of a desert, it makes little sense to sod with {non native} grass species which require moisture levels above and beyond what Mother Nature supplies.Even way up here in the north east, we do not landscape our properties with non-native species - particularly non-native grass species and ornamental shrubs - many of which come from warmer climates further south and can be high maintenance given our winters and their lower resistance to {native} weeds and insects.

After 2 months of searching for deals and trying to get an agent to react as quickly as I want them to I've decide to get a RE license because I will be able to view properties on my schedule and submit offers on my terms.