If they're smart, instead of telling you "it's not legal and no respectable agent/broker will allow" , they'll try to share another way to invest, do try to hear them out.

Even though it's "low money down" you obviously still have to do it smart and have money saved up etc.

Wear safety glasses.  

For a bit of "bing" we ran a line of glass tiles (two inches wide) between the top two tiles. 

Surely it's not 15% upcharge, way more than that, if they're smart, they have to cover in case you sue them in small claims court because they broke your $2,000 vase, you have all their info now. 3.

i'm telling you all this so that you can see that i am a genuine and relatable person. life's too short to pretend i'm a stuffy business person- i'm not. i also want to show you that i am motivated, smart, and resourceful. i have goals, but i need some help. i don't have time to waste, and i read once that Andrew Carnegie said that making good deals involves being up front and honest about what you want, so this is what i want:i want a mentor to help me to get some real experience in the field, and i want to find a reliable and fair network team. i also want someone to believe in me enough to invest in me so i can get started. what i'm willing to give:i am willing to negotiate a fair return on investments. i will share and support my network team just as much as they support me. and for a mentor, i will negotiate a fair trade(perhaps a percentage of my real estate profit for the first year) for the education. and... i will totally take some people on business dinners(and write them off on my taxes), you know, as a bonus. :)so, are any of you willing to invest in me?

Tenants are going to do dumb stuff no matter how smart they are.

And with both of them, nobody argued for hundreds of years.But, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, smart people began questioning and testing, and quickly realized that things were a little more complex.

Be smart, if you were farming you wouldn't put your only seeds in questionable soil; Reap what you sow...

I will be using Smart Move for the first time with my current vacancy.I have been looking over the site and it appears that if I want everything that they offer the cost is $30.