Every veteran has been at this stage at some point.

Thanks for posting this veteran-friendly information! 

I tried to show it in the first 2 pics, but I'm not a great photographer :)  We decided instead of forcing our craftsman design on this street, we'd try to blend in a bit. 

., I would suggest having someone local to your property tape the notice to the tenant's door and photograph it.

Any advice from veteran landlords or property managers would be most welcome.

Evernote will definitely help you organize your receipts and paperwork, with cloud integration so you can photograph receipts in the field with your phone, throw the paper away if you choose, then have access to the images from any device.

I am truly grateful.A shameless quote from a past resume:A twenty-five year construction veteran with a wide variety of experience beginning as a carpenter apprentice and advancing to V.P.

I’m 29, Marine Corps Veteran.

Hey everyone I am Ryan from Tyler, Tx I am a real Estate Photographer as-well as a freelance photographer in the custom automotive world, but being around real estate and listening to BP podcast has really lite a fire for me and my wife to want to invest in the Short Term rentals. our plan is to use our equity from our home now to pick up a Vacation rental in the smokies, we are in Texas so I really looked at Broken Bow, Ok originally but that market has sky rocketed in price way out of our budget. once we get the vacation home producing a income, we plan to do some fixing up to our townhome to turn it into a medium term rental for nurse and collage students since we are a 10/15 min drive from both here locally. for some of you veteran investors does this sound like a proper way of going about getting our foot in the door of our investing? 

Happy to recommend a photographer.