If you got into an owner-occupied multi family you would have an investment property purchased for nothing or practically nothing and would be living for free and ideally cash flowing.

It is not unheard of, but I'd imagine it to be a bad business practice not to allow flexibility if it spoils the deal. 2% buyers commissions in my area are very rare. most are 2.5-3% sometimes subtracting a small transaction fee (something else that is odd to some and common to others).

If you can take a picture of the serial number and find the same TV online that will suffice.

Obviously, if someone wanted to know who owned the property it’s real easy to look up online, but at least there would be a buffer between tenants and us as “owners”.

Message a moderator or reply to the notice you got and they should reinstate your access.BP holds a pretty strict line or the forums will quickly get overrun with spam like most online forums.

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That includes business cards, online marketing advertisements, fb ads, etc.Example: I post a fb add saying, "sell me your house, I buy them cash" Do I need to put, "Sell me your house, I buy them cash, I am also a realtor"

@Timothy Hall I'd start by:-Putting together a specific plan for your investing business -Figure out financing-Make sure that you practice analyzing deals as much as possible -Put your team in place-Start looking for deals and making offers

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I will not waste my time on an open house with curious neighbors, bored realtors and competing landlords.I am not afraid to adjust my asking price if I am concerned about losing out on a month's rent.I never follow up with a tenant- I don't want to shoe horn someone into one of my units and I don't adjust my standards, practices and rules.I have nice places, but even still- when a potential tenant shows up and they have to wait to be shown the unit because of others in line, it does something magical.Best of luck.