I'm going to do some TV spots, radio plays, magazine ads, new paper ads & any other publication that I come across.

First hand, I remembered why I became a property manager, as well why I refuse to rent from homeowners that employ my services.The ending story is, I will be moving February 1, 2007, I informed the landlord if his daughter the "apartment manager" that is she forced her way into my home again or continues to act as a fool in public , I will have her arrested for trespassing, and endangering the welfare of my child.

Doesn't leave much margin against the inevitable issues that crop up, though, so I think I'd tend to stay at a lower purchase price.You do get free living space for a year.You want to avoid it becoming "your house" and letting your own tastes have too much influence over what you do.A risk is that the market may be very different a year from now than it is now.

Understanding all the situations that could come up, then discussing them with attornies to modify the contracts.Nothing is better than experience.I might sound like a broken record, but you can only learn so much via a public forum like this.

To record anything in the official public records at the county clerk's office it has to be notarized, so unless you are getting your contracts notarized then you won't be able to record it.Blake check out this post to get more info on what exactly to file and how it works:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/31536-investors-cutting-wholesalers-You can also get quite a bit more info on it all just be searching for "cloud title" in the search function of the forum.

In the case of a multi-tenant building, the tenant will usually make repairs happen within their space, while the property owner takes care of capital improvements, routine common area maintenance, and emergency repairs that may affect multiple tenants.

Eric, to answer your questions...Yes, our investing is definitely spaced out geographically, but we're thinking with three of us we can cover a lot of ground.

Everything is new and they are large apartments as I am sure you can tell by the SQ/ft listed.There is public water and sewer and 4 NEW 100amp services.

I've heard about privacy issues since it's in the public record, and as a result you should seek out a relative or friend. 5) What if I choose an available name in DC that is not available in MD (or VA) and I want to do business in one of those states later on?

In addition, by evicting deadbeats, you provide a public record that the person is a deadbeat.