@Devin OtwayYou don't need to officially communicate anything.Just work with the person that is in sync with your goals and how you wish to operate.As long as you are communicating and things are progressing, there's no real need to say anything to other agents.If they have something of interest, they'll let you know.

I do this full time now.Maybe we can give each-other tips to get into each-others market.

He has not officially been late on rent but pays on his last day before incurring a 50.00 late fee charge.  

I did not get a chance to talk with the building official prior to putting in an offer on the property. 

Great that you joined the site!

Now here is a secret; find your trades online, or through referrals, and email them your scope, budget, pictures, and ask "can you do this" instead of spending days on the job site meeting (trying to meet) trades to bid your job.

Hello BP Community,I love this web site and want to thank @Joshua Dorkin, @Brandon Turner and @David Greene for the great Podcast!

Property is ideally located for tourism, walking distance to historic sites, a large park, several museums, public transit, and walkable to the downtown business district.Thanks!

I go on all these county assessor sites and they all make me confirm that I am not using an algorithm to mine the data off their records.

I definitely plan to try connecting with other people in the forums as well.Thanks for the great tips!