I like to go with something not seen on street.On aluminum siding its important to power wash to get the chaulk off.

But it helped.You might be lucky at times when the client has made a specific power of attorney, again, competency may be an issue on the date made, so if they don't have one and thinking getting one will make things easier, address that issue.

Since things were getting more serious, I decided that I should carry a more powerful handgun and started doing research.

One of the greatest things about RE investing is the power of leverage.That can be good or bad depending on how responsible you use it, but all in all, a valuable asset.

Also consider the location and the implications of having to run power to the condenser.

Knowledge is truly power to plan and to act!

Anyhow, I'm off to poke around the forums and hopefully increase my brain power a bit...hope to see you all around.

Currently I am in the process of forming my power team looking for investors as well as contractors.

Knowledge is power, I want to gain knowledge and make myself a professional real estate investor.

Gave a power  of attorney to a property manager to sign in my place and had the units rented out almost immediately after rehab all from a kitchen table in Europe in my down time.