Most of our portfolio consists of warehouses and a few mixed use office buildings.

The important thing is that their ownership is completely consistent.

Investing is done with a expectation of earning a relatively consistent income return on the investment.

When you get the call to check their payment history and you tell them they are consistently late, which you should be doing, they will be rejected.

Be ready to enforce the lease, fairly, consistently, and in writing.Ray Harrell said it right at the beginning, but it bears repeating - Always serve the notice.

The "stability" is really only found with your consistancy.

This unique market encompasses properties that cash flow and appreciate consistently.

Because the energy industry has always been skewed by government involvement, it's actually quite difficult to compare the cost of different methods of electricity production on a consistent basis.

But it's not necessarily the score that's important, it's the other details on the credit report - what other kind of debt they have, how consistently they pay, etc.So, my $0.02 is to always run the credit report.

@Lisa Kattenhorn I hadn't seen it, but it's not surprising, that's probably one of the things they threw the Realtor PAC to make them happy.It's also consistent with what I know about fair housing enforcement; years ago I was told (in a fair housing class) that owner occupants are expected to obey the "spirit" but not necessarily the "letter" of the fair housing laws, because they will have to live next to whoever they select.I'm certainly not an attorney and that was years ago, but it does make a certain amount of sense.