Our web site gives prospective renters all the information they need to know, including maps to the location, pictures, square footage, rental policies, rental applications, links to our background check, etc.

In the short term, pay what whatever the loan servicer says you need to pay is.Medium term, a QWR is a whole different ball game and you are at least getting things in writing and working with compliance people, not useless call center idiots. 

I'm from the NYC metro area and not terribly long ago found this forum on the web.  

Furthermore, I thought that this would be public information, since I'm only asking for what is freely available on the web already--except I'm asking for a single giant spreadsheet, instead of just a handful of records at a time (on the web, most assessor's allow you to search, but you can only get a few dozen results at at time).However, so far I haven't had any luck with getting this information from the assessor's offices.

PM me if you are game and also what area of JAX are you focusing in on? 

However, I'm more buying from "Learn the rules first before playing the game."

Are you web savvy at all? 

Yet despite that, investors still demand and receive better oversight and skin in the game.

Don’t get discourage, it truly is a numbers game.

Is it just me or was there a DDoS or a bad web-scraper hitting BP this morning?