Like anything else the little guys probably had to take some bigger risks and make some bolder projections, while not having all of the research and back office tools that the larger shops have in order to compete, now unlike the big guys they don't have the cash reserves to cover the overhead. 

Typically if you stick with the big guys, American Standard/Trane,   Carrier/Bryant,  Rheem/Ruud,  Lennox or Goodman/Daikin/Amana you'll be ok.  

Lansings REIA is the last thursday of every month at Trippers in the Frandor Shopping Center. 6:00 P.M.

I'm not sure if she does wrap-arounds but I know that she is investor friendly:Mary Saer with Great American Title Agency 

My buddy always jokes about how the American dream is now just to sue someone for something small and not have to work ever again.

I am right now shopping out which lenders suits best for my needs.

My favorites are Fidelity, First American, and North American. 

That's where I do most of my shopping and dining.You nailed it with Belmont.  

Once I return to Georgia I'll be shopping around for no money down deals in the Douglasville area and venture off into different parts of Atlanta.

Hello,My name is Chris Meek and I'm 30yrs old. I'm a kiwi who currently lives and teaches in the UAE and is married to a Brit. Im completely new to property investment and my wife and I see it as our retirement plan f...