If it wasn't for BP, I would be getting sucked in to the next webinar or GURU course instead of evaluating these deals and determining the best way to forge ahead.

So in short don't do what you said in your original post, it's up to the family to determine if it will fit their needs.

No government ownership/control.While there surely were abuses in their processes, ridiculous claims like this reduce the credibility of anything else you may say.

The laws are spelled out and well defined.If you are determined to hold in D.C. then I would stay away from wards 7 & 8.

My friend recently asked if I would be interested in selling my equity in the future to bring the total ownership split to 50/50.

Three months and a judgment against the property due to its condition later (and us threatening to walk away from the property) we were finally able to close - just one day prior to the county inspector doing a walk through to determine if the property is salvageable or must be condemned.

From the ordinance: Any rental property licensed under this Ordinance that is determined to be a nuisance shall be subject to revocation.

If you don't have time to pour through files, determine what's important, then hire and teach your assistant.

:July 1, 2013Dear Happy & Satisfied RenterFace:Your residence has come under new ownership/management; we represent Happy Cash Flow Lover, the new property owner.We would like to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves and the primary rental policies we use when working with our tenant residents.

I'm not saying it's okay to be deceptive - I'm just saying there is no way for them to call a note due if there was no legal transfer of ownership.