He was highly motivated not to be associated with that property.As for your situation, I suggest that you do your due dilligence.

Not a good idea to offer guarantees... turns it into an "investment contract" with associated registrations, etc.

You can verify this information yourself by checking with any of the large apartment associations.

Controlled tests so you continuously refine the process to improve results.There is a trade organization called Direct Marketing Association.

Your area of interest will determine which educational information you need.Regardless of the area you want to pursue, I would strongly suggest joining your local REIA (real estate investors association).Mike

Sending a letter to that address is the last resort.If anyone on this forum is involved with the Investment Property Owners Association of Butler County Ohio, please contact me.

Our tenants will be paying off the mortgage on the property plus the mortgage on our home and all the expenses associated.

By the way, all the properties I'm watching appear to be associated with mortgage fraud (owner sells to trust, trust immediately sells to straw buyer who takes out a mortgage $200,000-$250,000 over price the value of the property).

While there are similarities, site managers, association managers and others have an even more narrow, and in many respects, quite different focus.

Join your local REIA (real estate investors association) and make friends with the SUCCESSFUL investors in your area.