So I have this older house, bought as a student rental for my own son and his buddy/roommates, all of whom have lots of electronic devices (computers, laptops, xBoxes, projectors, phone chargers, etc etc).  

Rule 506(c) was designed to allow a Syndicator to advertise "an offering".

We do not pay for any online advertising. 

I currently use cozy.co for rent collection and I have other systems such as docusign for electronic leases, etc. 

Fees include WiFi, cleaning, basic maintenance, bookings advertising etc...

Many owners/sellers will advertise this as an extra bedroom, because many people do use it as a second bedroom :-).What is the layout of your property?

However, if they rack up $50K in credit card charges and have a house full of electronics, that stuff simply belongs to the family and the CC company has to write off the debt as uncollectable.

Since it is not advertised to the public (It is not listed with any agent) I assume that this is aimed at other wholesaler or people like me.

I recently bought a .9 carat from a lady that advertised on Craigs List in Ft myers, fl.

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