I think there is a bigger need for the Active Adults 55-75 that are divorced, single or just down-sizing. 

Anti-competitive practices are well known and the been noted by several sources including:The New Your Times - The 6 percent Solution (link)Pepperdine Law Review - The Real Estate Brokerage Industry and Antitrust Implications: (link)The Economist - The great realtor rip-off (link)Consumer Federation of America: How the Real Estate Cartel Harms Consumers (link)The American Anti-Trust Institute - Competition in the Residential Real Estate Brokerage Industry: (link)Anti-consumer practices are openly acknowledged right here on BP!

Curious if any folks have worked with them on a blanket loan for their rental properties? If so, what was the experience like? What neighborhood are their rates in?Thank you!

I personally applied for all different ones at the same time - Discover, American Express, Capital One, Chase, Barclaycard, Citi for example.

., I agree with Austin that all adults should be on that lease. 

Many young like their free time to muchWe are a apprentice, American idle celebrity culture and must be careful not just listening to success stories without knowing true costThank you for compliment 😊

I worked in retail for most of my younger adult life. 

Hi allI was referred to NASB for non recourse lending for self directed IRA investing.  I was wondering if anyone had any direct experience with them?Thank you!Eric

We manage to fill ours with mostly one bedrooms and one two bedroom, we are close to a university but we get mostly working adults, young couples and the occasional divorced parent with part time kids. 

In which I placed 7th in the country earning all American honors.