An "opt out" card could too easily get lost.

Then, if the answer doesn't ring true (like the politician who "wants to spend more time with his family"), or if it turns out clearly to be false, then you have your first red flag.re: financials, start by asking for the usual suspects: The actual current rents, the basic lease terms (expirations, renewal options, if any), and the operating expenses.

Did you have a licensed pro with a trade card replace or work on the HVAC/ Plumbing/electrical?

Same thing happened with a giant box full of high-gloss, full-color, fold-over business cards.

(Thank you Sharon Vornholt) Small yellow cards seem to be the way to go for absentee owners (Thanks Blair H) [<--Joshua Dorkin, couldn't tag him either!

This can be true; but, I've seen the value both rise and diminish, depending on the scale of the proposed project.If you decide to sell, keep in mind that the inquiring agent will undoubtedly expect you to pay the commissions, thus affecting your overall cash to find a larger abode.As an added note: My daughters survived a small house; and, the wife and I are quite comfortable now and don't need to "downsize."

That is also true with a multi-housing project, but not as great.

Does anyone have different business cards to hand out to sellers and buyers?

I've done about 10 true "flips" where we bought with the goal of selling.

I just saw this on the internet... As an Ohioan and Landlord, I am appalled at the immature actions of this landlord. While we may feel like doing this to some tenants, this is just ridiculous behavior. What are your...