That way you don't put him on the spot, or seem insensitive.

In a slam dunk deal, a Realtor can spot a great deal and get a deal to settlement, they do that at 6% (perhaps underpaid at times).

George P. seems to be hot on the trail of something, hope he got away from MH parks (LOL).George, while you certainly look at current rents with tenants and the risks with them, never buy based on one tenant, someday they will likely move, die, go out of business or want to buy it.A short game maybe, might be interesting.....Say George buys this 1,200 sq ft. retail spot, free standing.

If we paid for a banner placement somewhere, we tried to get that spot.

I recently started to notice that one of my tenants was dumping the trash from her car (Newport cig. boxes, candy wrappers, plastics junk , Mcdonalds bags, etc.) in the same spot in the driveway of my 3 family.

The reason being is people want information and they want it now; forcing them to watch some pretty little Flash intro or something like that is probably only going to irritate them.Also, it's not about making your site designer-worthy; it's about finding the hot spots that lead to actions on your customer's behalf.

The software is designed by a payment processing/billing company which will enable managers to collect rent payments electronically at a low cost.This product has been designed to enable small property managers (currently undeserved) to manage properties like big property managers.PM me if you are interested, I don’t think they want me posting commercial info on the forum.I apologize if this seems like an advertisement.

This guy is so spot-on.

Most of the late spring, summer and fall we spend here as the recreational options are amazing, but we almost always head for a warm spot in late January or February to get a break from winter.

I was doing some of the landscaping on the outside of the home I have been working on.There were a bunch of spots where grass was not growing in well.