If I’m doing my job right I wouldn’t have to say anything because my reputation would speak for me.So you ask, well what do you want your reputation to be?

I think in this case its not as bad as other instances, but am also concerned about any liability for renters learning about previous mold conditions and not having a professional team take care of the job and certify that the property is mold free.Hey @Chris Brown, we haven't ran from the mold yet.

In my view, this is a full time job to achieve a significant level of success.

I may be able to buy a duplex in Tallahassee, Florida and make this model work, BUT I'd be sacrificing my income potential on the front end of things (from my job). 

Reasons for physical branches include the preference of my property management to do a stack of rent check deposits at a teller, the need to handle occasional cash and cash transactions and laundry coin.

I have little credit I just started working on it, and I been at my job for less then 6 months. 

In the master agreement there are things like what constitutes a walk off from the job, if something fails city inspection, if work is done incorrectly or with poor craftsmanship, when and how ill pay and so forth.

They are a little rough around the edges, but they have always gotten the job done. 

I've seen it in person you did a great job.

@Kim Heinrich I like markets that have good renter affordability along with population and job growth: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/68178-to...