CL is constantly fighting back against the spam that clogs their servers, so to be proficient you constantly have to adjust what you are doing.

It could take longer if there is any in-fighting among heirs.In this market, nobody wants to lose a buyer.

I fight all lawsuits to then end.

No, not JUST you... there are many people out there that view landlording with the same level of enthusiasm as a prostate exam!

No tenant issues no noise between tenants, no tenants fighting, first floor tenants complain 2nd floor tenants walk around like bears, etc, etc, etc....I guess it sounds good in theory but the costs to aquire such a facility and keep it 100% occupied is the other side of the coin...I'd love to hear your take on it Jon.

Michael,Situations like this can be a real fight between your emotional and logical sides of your brain over what to do.Here's what my emotional brain would say in that situation:1.

Thanks to all here for the knowledge and insight, and especially to the forum moderators as it's very nice to read post after post of useful and smart answers & information instead of fighting and posturing as on most other forums I don't belong to anymore.

So to fight it, I am jumping head first into my real estate licensing class (access to the MLS) and I should be ready to take my test in about 3 or 4 weeks.

If you have good deals, you'll be fighting them off with a stick.

They appreciate that especially in a market where they dont have alot of work & have to fight for everything they get.