But whatever the interval, if you have a large apartment house, this can be time consuming and exhausting physically.

The BP Podcast really does have a ton of good information and is easy to consume. 

The rehab was a little more time consuming than I originally anticipated but it's because I did most of the worn myself.

Bandit signs can be effective but they are also VERY time consuming to place, record where they are placed (I use an app that works rather well), and then retrieve, you can do it yourself or hire someone to place them for you at about $1 per sign.

Cannot get easier.Now if you are not doing so - then you can customize the report by total by Class or Job which ever way you have your QuickBooks setup.Three things that is very time consuming if not setup right:1.

I assume there are some consumer protection laws that prevent it but since no one does it that I am aware of, I have not ran across the law before. 

It's easier and less time consuming to ballpark a number rather than trying to count each screw and nail.

Yes, the current state of bankruptcy law and consumer protection law is heavily against secured creditors.

I've been diligently reading as much content and BP books as I could consume over the past few months.

You would go to Realtor.org (not .com as that is for consumers).