I have a couple of investors that are interested in following what I did and invest in the Denver area.

I would also point out civil asset forfeiture is more likely because it really does pay for itself.You might also want to follow the many cases where people are challenging prosecution by claiming equal protection violations.

For instance working until the end of December so that you are still employed there when they call your employer to follow up.

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Can you share some of the following so we can get an idea of what your actual earnings are?

I follow a strategy very similar to @Ken Jernigan. 

There are many states, however, where you would have to follow eviction procedures as if they were tenants because she's living there,  even without your permission.      

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I know that there are tons of agents who don't follow up with leads or have price points they just don't go under.