We're landlords, we provide safe and legal housing for a reasonable market rent rate.

We will also drive these comps and shop them (act like renters and get a tour)to make sure that they are truly rent comps.Don't have the PMs look at the place until it is under contract or they are under a ndnc contract.

In addition, the drive to and from Maine will help you understand what will be needed in your commute from Boston.

They have a 120lb Mastiff and even brought him for the hour drive so that I could meet him and see that despite his size he is the sweetest dog.

I know I'd love to go to them but its a 4 hour drive for me one way so I can't do it too often.

The new owner is a company and a company can't occupy a property as a primary residence so you should be safe there.

There's too much competition driving the prices up too high to make sense.

The IRS has offered a safe harbor for reverse exchanges, as outlined in Rev.

My biggest concern is what a first year agent can truly make.I know my ability and drive, but what I don't know is what the average income is for a new agent.

If it is one of the FIBI clubs, you are safe from sales.