It is normally a trade off between immediate cash flow and appreciation.

When I travel for company (the LLC) business, I don't expense hotel stays or meals because I stay in the property and I pack a lunch (company doesn't pay for meals) or buy stuff I would buy normally.

There's a six foot fence that surrounds it.  

@Minh Le and I share a theory that maybe the Fed kept their foot a little too hard on the gas after the last downturn, and some of those risks that built up in the dot com times maybe were pushed forward to snowball and be realized in the Great Recession.  

I know at least two people personally that are members (but I have never seen them post) of BP that make more than $3,000,000 a year.It depends on all the normal things.  1)  How smart you are.2)  What connections you have.3)  How hard you work.4)  How much money you start with.5)  Timing.6)  Location you start out in.7)  Luck.You should also be aware when most people talk financial freedom they have lower standards than you mentioned. 

At the same time its extremely important to start the relationship off on the right foot.  

Well Honolulu stayed pretty stable and returned to the normal doubling in value every ten years.

Sorry, I just don't see any short cuts as long as you have one foot in and one foot out the door. 

Is it normally expected for them to have the house clean when they leave or does it all depend on the contract.

I guess my question is, how can you either a) find their phone number so you can call them about your interest in their property b) get the type of information you would normally from a site like list source, where you see equity %, etc.