I would definately suggest that you join a local REI group to get to know the players in your area.Good Luck,Bobby

Try to repair as many of the findings as possible to minimize the "red flags" to potential buyers.

Though it might raise red flags if my estimations are used to prove my offer numbers.

It is really amazingly nice here on the Red Sea.

Until now I was sort of breaking even (More or less) now, that maneuver tripped me over the red...

Rich, on the Red Sea.

As a volunteer for the Red Cross, I assisted many who would not be in any position to approach me on any business transaction, the same thing with a local Victims Shelter, A Homeless Shelter, Habitat for Humanity and the list goes on....Being in the community without wearing your professional expectations on your sleve puts you in the public eye.

Superman just got named Defensive Player of the Year!!!

If you will be doing the inspections then I would bring my ladder, infra red thermometer, socket tester, tape measure, and camera when viewing the unit and on the one you want, test the appliances and perform an inspection right then.

I plan to manage them all myself. 150 units does not make you a big player.