I have heard some horror storie of people renting to friends on a month to month basis and can definitely see the benefit and necessity to have a lease or some sort of a agreement in writing that saves your butt if anything were to go wrong.

Is it going to be some sort of game changer for the area, no.  

What sort of questions are recommended to ask when evaluating a bid on a job.  

My personal market center offers classes daily on varying topics and we have speakers in from all sorts of industries all the time.

Fifth, I've also found that around 30% of these asset managers and mortgage bankers are using their emails in their social media profiles of some sort.  

Has anyone else experienced this sort of situation with auction.com?

I run an all student property (570 tenants) and about 1/3 of them rely on some sort of financial assistance to pay for housing. 

It's sort of the Hedge Fund model (except those rarely get 20% of the profits...it's ALL in the backend except for an annual management fee.) 

Which basically means that there must be some sort of internal hearing process where the accused person has the right to defend her actions.

It's sort of a wholesale deal I guess?