@Trent Warner That's right, to see results, you need to take action and take the risk to grow.

First off, I do realize that these types of questions should be discussed with an attorney before any action is taken.

That’s awesome news.

I can sum up my experience by saying, you get what you put in.Coaches help you devise action plans, improve on your weaknesses and establish accountability measures.

I'd start there and then start taking action and analyzing deals. 

Good news is, if a deal can pass THAT critical review, it's solid LOL. 

The owner of the unit above me has been extremely uncommunicative - she was pretty averse to any sort of mitigation action as her HO-6 adjuster told her as long as she dried up the water herself she was "all set", despite my telling her that her subfloor was obviously waterlogged and moldy.

Hello Fellow DMV Investors,
Here are some interesting recent stories from the D.C. real estate world and beyond.What if the government gave money directly to renters rather than landlords? Well, Montgomery County mig...

On the other hand, if you expect any tenants to react violently to this news, sending the parentals out might not be the best idea either.

This is a great place to connect with people in and around your target market.To help new BP'ers find what and who they're looking for, I recommend 4 things:1. complete your BP profile - be as detailed and specific as possible when mentioning your goals, current situation, action plan, etc.