Is that a red flag?

I suggest envolopes from you local dollar store and stamps books from the post office, they are cheaper when you by them in booklets.and if you have the list in a spreadsheet, color coordinate them every time the call Red, Green.

I am getting better at spotting red flags.Agree that having policies and rental criteria are the best way to make the decision less personal and more facts and data driven.

I feel like I'd rather wait until I find a house before pooling funds bc it could take a couple months and I'd hate for everyone's money to be sitting there not being utilized.Thanks guys, I hate red tape and just want to get to the deals!

Fresh paint and a nice red front door goes a long way.As far as the deck/patio, it obviously depends on the property, but It should help the property sell quickly which is worth money, but wont get you much of ROI.

I am pretty sure I will wear the crushed red velvet tux and keep my mouth shut.

You might also like to read "Currency Wars", "Code Red", and "This Time is Different" books also for other information on the economic situation.

That is a HUGE red flag, BTW.

I rooted for BU just for you and Bryan (LOL) to no avail.What I remember about Fl. is the England AFB area and the swamps, snakes, gators and August humidity ....that was a different time LOL Well, at $45 a foot they aren't buying at Lowes that's for sure.

Even though I've ventured down south my roots are in Portland OR :) The 'keyword alerts' are great!