Studies have shown that realtors routinely hold out for more money when selling their own residence than they advise their clients to hold out for.

Outbound sales, regardless of how uncomfortable it is to do, is necessary to scale an investment company today.

This put me in a slightly uncomfortable position because I though I would get their name from GV.

Based on routine news reports, nothing is as secure online as I'd like to think.

Your mortgage was almost certainly not compound interest, it was simple interest; I'm not even sure if compound interest mortgages are legal in any state in the US.I realize it's uncomfortable to have your world view challenged, and I applaud you for the financial fortitude to pay off your mortgage.

Even in the nicest of neighborhoods there could still be homeless, etc. that could be getting in the way and make it uncomfortable for prospective tenants.Here is what I would do:1.

Avoiding origination fees, discount points, and other charges that lenders routinely charge is always nice. 

He hated his life, constantly talked about committing suicide, drank like a fish and crashed his car routinely (his father's people always replaced it, even once got him a fake yet valid license to drive with).

It was pretty routine, got his forwarding address and sent him his security deposit.

Everyone also tells me they routinely receive direct mail from dozens of other investors.So I'm thinking, why not mail to owner occupied properties?