Agents are our eyes and ears for the local mkts.

This topic is eye opening.

Doesn't mean that city types won't take a few seconds and take a pic of your sign and follow up on Monday.Not sure if they still are, but we had a bounty on such signs, a bunch were hired to clean up the city, they got instructions and then got paid per sign brought in from fines.The trashing up of the city has been on the local news several times.You may be doing more harm in the public eye than you think you benefit from.Oh look, there is one of those bandit signs that "those" investors put out.

I know that German Shepherds are excellent seeing eye dogs.

That chapter was very enlightening and it opened my eyes even wider.Would I recommend this book?

Keep a close eye on the hazard insurance, make sure it's always current.

In California, I would have to pay tax on the income earned out of state, but brought back into California (even though the business was conducted outside of CA borders)2) My eyes really have been around the Eugene and Corvallis areas; with Bend and Beaverton/Hillsboro in the peripheral.

Show the vender your application and screening process and let them know you will run all successful applicants past them for a "second set of eyes" prior to awarding a lease {you would effectively be acting as the vendors agent until close ... much as a PM does}.If you believe the vacant units need some freshening or renovation prior to filling them, ask to take early possession of the property to undertake the work on the vacant units.

These folks make big claims about the money to be made, spend their time pitching a dream few students will ever achieve and are purely focused on maximizing the amount of cash they extract from each student.I roll my eyes at anyone who says "I'm doing this to give back" and at the same time sells educational material.

Doctors were saying same thing old age but family did not give up, it was to rapid in their eyes and finally under family pressure they did MRI and turn up she had multiple mini strokes.