Also their Contracts are very detail oriented, and any little mistake can disqualify your Offer, so pay Close Attention.

But she has had a difficult time finding one that remains committed & wants to learn her very successful, easy going style???

The style is appropriate to the home, but I am considering options as well as recommendations for a clay tile roof contractor in Jacksonville, FL.Bill

(Apologies that this is my first post - just getting oriented and decided to seek out some locals first and foremost.)

Steve,Some suggestions1) Check your pricing relative to rental comps on RentMetrics to see if you are overpricing (disclosure: I am affiliated with this company)2) Check vacancy rates in your area on the Census Bureau's site to see how hot/cold the local market is.3) Consider what other options tenants have (e.g. professionally managed garden style communities).4) Consider whether money or overhead is more important to you (e.g. can you make things more attractive by offering to handle lawn care, or would you rather just drop the price?)

What style of cabinet are you using?

I have no idea what your style or situation is, but using MLS I'm guessing you may have been dealing with multiple competing offers AND a real estate agent on those.By going after non-MLS properties, you could avoid some of the competition that is causing you to miss opportunities.

Frankly, race, color, family status, sexual orientation, etc. don't matter to me.

Many of us including myself talk about our strategies, styles, niches and business model on our website.

Great question, and there isn't just one answer - it's pretty much whatever your investor is comfortable with, and obviously something that you'll work out in writing with the investor before the deal goes through.Some investors feel comfortable just making a debt style investment, some prefer to take an equity stake.