I'm not suggesting you just pop on your phone and do a random videos; but it doesn't cost much to get a logo made (check 99designs) and get started on a legit online marketing plan.We work with bird dogs regularly.  

A few years ago I rolled over my regular 401k into a self-directed solo 401k.  

I wonder if the IRS would be cool with me paying him $10/hr if it's well documented.By the way since my regular handyman is on vacation, I posted a video  http://youtu.be/cJ765R5e1-M detailing the problem with an offer of $100 on Craigslist.

There are 3 types of zoning here, "regular rental" (just as it sounds), "regulated rental" (max 5 occupants, in rooms- typically for student type housing), and "rooming house".  

It had a long history of no payment but it has had approx 5 months of regular payments. 

So this would just be a regular cash out refinance.

Here is my $0.02:Use services like Google Alerts to monitor your brand.Respond to online posts quicklyAddress the critique online, but try to continue the conversation offline (assuming it is a negative review)Encourage the good renters to give you a review, reviews can be a big help to not only your image, but to search engine visibility 

@Jane Jones Your best case for negotiating the rent down is to pay the $50 for the background check/income verification check and let them see how qualified you are.You have to understand that PMs deal with tire kickers on a regular basis and they have an application process for a reason.

My mother is a realtor who is nearly 60, exercises regularly, but wouldn't stand a chance in any sort of hand-to-hand combat.

I am in the Wichita market area, and have built up a great backlog of eligible and approved renters in our metro and suburban circles.I constantly monitor and track data as to where the leads are coming from, what the renters want, price ranges, jobs, salaries and many more demographic markers.I am currently a managing partner in a property management company, who works with property investors, builders and individual owners - but things are changing quickly.We currently have nearly all of our inventory of single, duplex and multifamily units leased, but the demands are growing ever higher.