The most aggressive dogs I've ever encountered are little yippee dogs with Napoleon complexes (sorry small dog breed owners, just my experience).

Im thinking about doing a direct mail campaign for absentee owners who own small apartment complexes (anywhere from 5-30 units).MY QUESTION IS: What should my direct mail letter actually say?

Mindy,I'm not sure having this topic on the FAQ will be a great idea, as it is a very complex subject and I'm not sure if any legal liability will fall on BP or the posters when someone breaks the state law somewhere and claim that BP told them to do it.

Hi all,@Neil GuldenFWIW, I believe that KSC attendance is down recently (posted 10.23.2019) and there are several very large apartment complexes (commercial) that have popped up over the past 2 years within 200 yards of North side of campus, and a couple more that appear geared (without discriminating) toward young professionals, specifically in the old Colony Mill complex roughly .5 miles from the NW corner of campus which already has an awesome brew pub (Elm City Brewery) onsite, and the other in the old brick Keene Middle School (which I attended) located just up Washington St. off Central Square... queue Jumanji stampede scene :).Cheers!

It doesn't make sense to hire an external company to manage hundreds of units in a large apartment complex.

Scott, I own larger complexes in Utah and have family in Oregon and clients specifically in PDX.

In that sense, its more complex than just investing in properties.You are correct, though that if you originate a note assuming one value, and the property's value fell, you could end up with a loss.

Me and my buyers agent are having a bit of a disagreement, and i would appreciate some feedbackAs a general precaution ive always put in the special stipulations"subject to partner's approval"She feels that this weakens our offer & perfers to add a financing contigency sheet, with financing terms that are all but impossible to get.I think this adds more unnecessary complexity to the offer, to acheive the same purposethoughts?

I found it to be an easy read concerning a complex topic, well organized with a great level of detail.The challenge I’m finding is there are TONS of rules and if not followed properly the penalties can be very expensive.

Experts are wrong all the time and you should take all "expert" forecasts with a huge grain of salt because nobody can consistently and accurately predict the future, especially for very complex things like the economy.