The people on the upper levels typically see me and ask if I have any first floors opening up soon so they don't have to climb the stairs every day.

I was getting 4-5 calls everyday on it just from drive bys while it was still occupied.It was interesting as I would tell them it's still occupied, and I would be happy to show it to them after it's vacant and cleaned, and I wasn't sure of the price yet "waiting on a realtor to pin that down for me" but it will be between $1100-$1300/month and I sort of used that opportunity to feel them out as to what prices they think and what prices they have been quoted elsewhere nearby.I wouldn't want to talk to that many people just tire kicking for no good reasons.

I am a subscriber and listen to the podcast almost everyday!

Lots of good advice and discussions going on every day.

if you notice in commercial construction there is an inspector onsite making daily logs every day. his logs describe what was done, and anything that was not done in accordance with the specifications. this is for a reason, they can be used in a court as a reference.Part of the reason for inspections is to allow the contractor to receive partial payments for work accepted up to that point. most jobs its hard for small contractors to cash flow an entire project, needs to atleast be payments made every 30 days for work accepted but they can be daily if you choose as long as it is based on the schedule of values for work completed.

Every day building a dam, every day knocking it down so the flooding doesn't start.

I am listening to the Podcasts, been doing it almost everyday since I first found out about them here, very informative also found other freebie podcasts as well related to what I am trying to learn.

Listening to @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner everyday, but scared to sign up...

I see the market going up every day here in Indianapolis and would suggest jumping in sooner than later in order to maximize your best purchase potential!

I've been inspired by reading a lot here, my fellow investors in my area, and listening to the podcast on my way too and from work every day.