It seems to me that low income residents have a stronger family and community bond than higher income residents.

I also have tried the biggerpockets version but you must go through a lengthy e-mail acceptance policy and my less technology savy tenats would not be open to this.

Well, As a wholesaler myself working for a larger company, though the small time guys can sometimes provide property a little cheaper, they can not get better homes, they dont have the relationships, infrastructure, not licensed, insured, bonded, No real backing, and most likely wont be around in the business for any real length of time.

Like with bonds, the building's value is a function of the return, which in this case is fixed by the lease. 

Renovations take forever due to a lengthy permitting process that has no accountability.  

I also noticed last night that the two heirs may be administrators, as i don't see any verbage in court records of executor, and I see they pulled a sig bond for $70,000.

I'm on our local school board and they are developing a bond proposal for new athletic facilities, classroom additions, etc.  

My situationHave a decent sized portfolio of stocks, bonds, etc and a main residence.  

I have electrical, plumbing, HVAC, pest control, chimney, etc coming in to do work, and I verified they are all licensed, bonded, and insured.

To me it just seems cleaner, easier and safer.If you're unsure of his ability a performance bond is available to guarantee the work gets done.