I don't know if there's any sort of glossary in the Ultimate Beginner's Guide because I have only gotten to Chapter 3 (started last night).

G'Day Eric,I think I emailed you guys about potentially acquiring your book of business.Not trying to sound like a wanker and just planting the seed for something to think about long term and if it ever becomes a possibility.Also, for any other PM company in Toledo reading this.Happy to acquire your book of business if you are looking at exiting one day.And over the last 10 years I thought about exiting 10 times over heheCan't even believe that I'm writing the above and thinking about expansion lolThanks 

I worked in Management for 10 years out of college, and the last 2 years of my Management career I was working as a part time Realtor, building the foundation for my career before jumping in full time. 

The judge believed that the loss of the property was too severe of punishment and would do everything he could from the bench to overturn every Tax Sale before him. 

I guess I was overdoing it, but the excitement of this last property, and being retired, well, it was something to do to fill the day...maybe once or twice a week from now on.

From my good friend that manages more than 20 Airbnb's in PHX over the last 8 years:She has seen a direct correlation to Beds/heads:bathroom to chances of place being "well worn" when they leave.  

There is no such thing as an agency contract that lasts into perpetuity, so there is nothing that is forcing you to work with your cousin.

@Bonnie CerrutiTry neighborhood scout: https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/Any data you look at donfirm the data is within the last year or 18 months and not more than 2.

If a roof costs $6,000 (probably low, so fill in what you want) and it will last 25 yrs, you need to hold back $20/mo for that roof.  

., if the house burns down during rehab and is not properly insured, it could be a complete loss for you. - Rehab financing is less of an issue than take-out (permanent) financing here.