She started making some side comments about hoping we will keep the grass cut, this is a nice neighborhood, things like that.

It's one of the best ways to get started and it's how I cut my teeth in real estate. 

I don't want anyone else making money off my property unless they're giving me a cut.

While, technically, it might be at risk, it's possible a judge may not enforce the surrendering of the entire deposit, since the sellers would not be too harmed, having so many buyers waiting in the wings to take over your position.You are also not necessarily tied to just one appraisal, unless it is an FHA loan.

On SmartAsset’s 100-point boomtown scale, Austin earns a score of 89.51.Round Rock ties for 25th in the U.S. and takes fourth place in Texas, with an 18.53 percent change in population, 29.9 percent growth in businesses, and 23.15 percent change in housing.

Very responsive, cut checks in a timely manner, have plenty of repair folks on staff to take care of work orders promptly, AND physically inspect all properties bi-annually to ensure tenants are following rules and taking care of property. 

When I was first looking to get into Multifamily, I knew that investing in a mentor would significantly cut my learning curve.

-Is it my or the tenants responsibility to cut the grass in the summer?

IS it first to bid down to 0% wins or is there a tie and some random selection from all of the people who bid 0%. 

My fiancé and I have jobs that tie us to the area (for now...) but allow us some flexibility to have time to work on the renovations from home.