The greater bulk of creativity in this country is dedicated to developing more efficient ways for people to sue each other for no reason.

That process is more efficient than corn ethanol.

I’m looking forward to being able to communicate with you more in BP.Marc

They would tell me the guy in the next block only wanted $750 for a comparable sized house.I would point out that mine had; extra insulation, higher efficiency A/C, solar shielding screens on all south and west facing windows, automatic garage door opener (well before they were truly standard on every price range house), recent paint and carpet etc.

I am 25 and only began investing in real estate 2 years ago (although I have been going to seminars and reading books since the age of 17, it was just taking that first step that took a while).From an academic point of view, I am a grad of UC Santa Barbara with a major in communication and minor in Entrepreneurial studies.

I have seen landlords who don't have energy efficient homes suffer from high turnover.

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.

anyone have any experience how making your tenants pay this ridiculously high bill more palatable/ efficient??

As some mentioned its all about their priorities and we try to keep lines of communication open and offer to transition them to friends or family but in the end they hunker down and the marshall is knocking on the door.I guess what I am trying to say is you do all those checks to minimize risk but there is no guarantee on anything.

I would be sure to come up with a plan B and communicate that with the seller.