They are digitally signed so it helps keep your records.

Just be sure video is "evidence" quality...very clear images, digitally zoomable, and easy to review, download or save segments, and print "snapshots".

My corner of the world has a much different problem....we can get enough units built to satisfy the demand and as a result we are experiencing double digit equity growth.The airlines want to have more flights to Roatan but say they need more hotel rooms and the developers are saying bring in more flights and the exposure will generate sales to fund more units.

I use Wells Fargo, the neat thing I ad isthere four number address as the atm pin eg. address 2564 Broadway pin # 2564 super simple that makes the card transferable, I also chargea fee of $50 if they lose it.Note if it three digits number address I add 0.Thank you Jeff great tips I must try the google sheet and sign out all thetime is pretty clever.

Here are some more thoughts on the subject: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/776/topics/48...And here is what the CEO of Manpower thinks about Milwaukee:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/776/topics/495855-milwaukee-from-rust-belt-to-digital-belt

(i.e: 850K for a 1 bed condo in Vancouver) We currently have two properties that are cash flowing into the 3 digits at 0.7% - 0.8% respectively.In our market if you get 0.8% you're making a killer profit !

A poker in the eye would be more desirable.  

I currently live in the Boston area working in digital marketing / advertising and am looking to invest throughout the New England area and potentially beyond that depending on the opportunity.

@Jordan Calaway - your mom could comfortably get double digit returns in the Washington, D.C. market.

Have any of you doing new construction used BDX? Our MLS feeds to many different sites. However; there are sites such as new home source, and others that get their feeds from BDX (or you can join them directly) so tha...