But, not so, if it is really good, I would give that opinion, for whatever that would be worth.....who cares....Sounds like you have made a committment and now want to do the due diligence, cart before the horse, in that case I would suggest you cancel or keep your money until you know what you are getting, without any hype.

I remember watching you race in the KU Relays when I was in high school.Rock Chalk! 

Not to beat a dead horse and more just to clarify my statements earlier; i'm not saying that by passing the exam you aren't accredited, what I said is you have to not only pass the exam, but also be REGISTERED, and although it may be state dependent; to my experience in order to register as a rep you need to have an RIA or BD to file your U4. 

(if you lower your tenant selection standards (ouch, ouch ouch) you might fill up, or if you hit a price low enough (ouch, ouch, ouch) you might fill up.Competitiveness (at a price point):    Yours: https://www.apartments.com/401-charlotte-lofts-kansas-city-mo/30xhqwg/   A Random Competitor (seems to be about the same money based on the listing) (look at that big horse out front--those things are not cheap): https://www.apartments.com/steeplechase-apartments-kansas-city-mo/6wkv66v/Maybe (maybe) try staging, maybe try siting in the staged units for walk ins during the business day, maybe try signage, maybe try rent concessions such as 18 month lease 1 month free, $250 security deposit, prorate 1st, and last in advance. 

It's a long game; slow and steady still wins the race.

Off grid home's that are on the states power supply and are rented out by the night for people passing through since it's right by a main casino and horse track.

You can not favor a male over a female, or a certain race over another. 

If your requirements aren't published, applicants can claim you are churning application fees or playing favorites based on a protected class (race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, familial status, etc.) rather than based on published criteria.

motivate' seminar attendees to "be their own boss", "escape the rat race", and "take control of their life" (with requisite slideshow of people enjoying leisure activities that YOU TOO can enjoy) all while belittling those who (ironically) choose the path of fiscal responsibility.Do they parade cardboard cutouts of the pretty faces from the teevee shows on the stage while the excessively tanned guy with pretty hair does his best Glengarry Glen Ross and tells you what a loser you are if you don't fork over the 40k?

Hello,I'm looking for a way to get out of the rat race.