I typically stear clear of condos - mostly because you never know when a special assessment will pop up....

Zombies, ghosts, (I don't believe in either one) and an ex-girl friend.Zombie mice that you know you killed but that come back.Ghosts making noises in the walls, cracking and popping sounds inside sealed walls, no pipes, just an empty wall cavity.There are` squatters and then there are squatters of the ex-girl friend type, it's like you'll never get rid of them!

The idea is when ever someone searches San Antonio Spurs for example your video is in the mix of videos that pops up.Some offline ideas.Networking at your local REIA.Door hangers on houses in the area where your houses are located.

Every time you are about to attend a selling speaker event, google them first with the words scam or bankruptcy and see what pops up, it will help put it in perspective.

That's why it's nice when you own several units because then it doesn't sting quite as much when something does pop up which inevitably does.

Google the addresses to see if any foreclosure notices pop up.

I think the red roses in front give it a nice pop of color.I guess I was worried about some kid thinking "ooooh pretty...me GRAB!!!"

(No deposit, investor buys materials, contractor supplies only labor)There is a difference between a jack-leg chump, a con artist, and a professional contractor.

I see Greenville/Spartanburg pop up here quite a bit so I'm sure there's a REIA in your area.

The neighbor popped home for lunch & said, "Is all that trash?"