I definitely need expand my knowledge on some of the terms and literature you all have posted. i'm sorry I haven't showed my appreciation to you all sooner, there is no excuse, I have just been sitting back and reading comments from you all as they come in. trying to think of the right questions to ask. or what questions I could ask. and I still feel like i'm not even close to scratching the surface on the sub2. strategy. again I thank you all for posting on here and giving me both sides of the deal.thank you,Justin Cortez

I myself love condos, but I know a lot of people on this site don't, and their excuse will be the HOA fee eats up your return, and an assessment can be detrimental.

I am always looking for an excuse to drink a free cup of coffee and talk real estate.Don

. :) I would have cut them short in about 3 minutes, saying "excuse me, I have another call coming in, I'll get back to you". 

COVID gave them an excuse to make an even worse "breakfast"Jonathan those are true points.  

Please excuse my "off topic" ice breaker, but you can start listening to the BP podcasts and watching some of the BP youtube videos. 

I can understand that there should be no excuses made on behalf of a landlord, when it comes to rent increases.

Knocking on doors is the fastest way to a good creative deal.Getting Licensed or Having a Licensed Agent in your C Corp or S Corp or LLCHaving a good excuse or reason for Bad Credit might be enough of an explanation to getting approved for a Realtor's Agent Sales License.Good luck to anyone with bad credit.It is a temporary problem.Start building you Good Credit NOW!

NEVER, EVER, trust a tenant with ANY excuse, especially "problem with my bank".

They might be con-men too, but more than anything they are an exceptionally poor excuse for a management company.