Keep in mind the busing and public transport is not a viable option and with the availability of student housing within walking distance of the school it is unrealistic to believe people will live in a student rental if it is at a distance unless they have a car and your rent is cheap.  

Perhaps instead of throwing me under the bus in a public forum you can ask questions to clarify my statements in a less hostile manner.As a Christian I would never conduct myself in any manner that you are implying.You can chose to believe me or not, but if you do I will be expecting an apology.

Plus, with Twitter you can follow people directly without asking for permission, like you need to on LinkedIn and Facebook.To better engage your prospects on Twitter, Evan Carmichael, founder of Evan Carmichael Communications Group, offers some tips on using Twitter: Find the prospect on Twitter (and hope they are active); create a custom list in Hootsuite or something similar to keep track of the prospect’s posts daily; engage with what the person tweets; offer public accolades (e.g.

Some developers / builders are private, some are public.

In the last 35+ days, we have not received any meaningful in-bound inquiries, despite having posted the property in all the public web-sites. 

@Russell Strazzella Nice, yeah navigating the public schools especially at the high school level can be tricky.

A little-bit about myself.I am a tax accountant at a public accounting firm specializing in real estate/private equity.I feel like I can become a good real estate investor.I am detail oriented and extremely analytical.

We don't publicize the location everywhere only because the restaurant needs a head count for staffing purposes ahead of time, so we ask that people give us a heads-up that they're coming.Depending on your wife's level of experience, I could sponsor her myself, however, if she has no real estate experience at all, then I'm probably not her best option, as I do not have a formal training program in place for those who are just learning the ropes.

The clear, straight forward answer is to look up the owner in public record.

Detroit shows what can happen when leaders put off reforming the public sector for too long.And close with:Americans in virtuous states and cities will be just as furious about their tax dollars flowing to Detroit and other distressed places as Germans are about euros going to southern Europe.