There is a fee to use it repeatedly (the first handful of uses are free).

Worst case scenario I wouldn't qualify for the first deal as I am building up credit but we'd rinse & repeat for the second onePlease hit me up with any questions whether it is investing in Europe, helping me with my questions or getting to know each other to potentially partner up!

Plus, buyers frequently demand a price discount on assumption deals, which to the seller might meet or even exceed the cost of just paying the yield maintenance.

This was a repeat client of mine.

If you're wanting everybody in your network to remember your name and keep you top of mind, you've named some good methods already-Instagram (Post often, focus on stories)-Linkedn (Post often)-Newsletters (Send weekly, add value)-Attend Meetups (Actively engage)-Get out often (Home tours, open houses, coffee shops, etc)-Frequent Check-Ins (Text or call your most valued connections weekly)

She just send me a text say she want me to order a brand new electric heater for her since she still feel cold now.I have told her to keep heat on all the time but she refuse she even mention she doesn’t want to pay high electric bill to keep heater on all the timeI have been repeating myself again and again and even told her my previous tenant no one complaints about heat is being too cold.

I've got four new build to rents going on there right now and with the first one finishing next month I'll be able to pull out all the money I have in plus an additional ~$50k to rinse and repeat. 

RE Pro status is not something to trifle with, the IRS definitely does look into that and does frequently catch people trying to game the system. 

Now with COVID I'd rather repeatedly hit my big toe with a hammer than fly.I live in NJ, and the local Facebook forum is full of posts complaining that the local gas station attendant's mask slipped off his nose while filling up their car and they "just want everyone in the community to know they may not be safe if they go to this gas station".

He is probably just repeating someone else's opinions, just as the book was cleverly rehashed ideas belonging to other people.