Well Chris,It depends if it is for your own piece of mind or an appraisal for the bank.

I know all of this has been discussed in bits and pieces right here on BP, but im curious to see ‘whole systems’….if you guys are willing to share.

Well I've already started another thread about the person who sent me a threatening text message today...I told another person she was denied and she called me back and demanded to have the piece of paper upon which I had written her social & DL#.

I'm not necessarily looking for a bargain, I'm looking for a piece of property that fits my model and budget.Question 2: How to Choose LocationI have a variety of things that I look at when choosing my locations.

(Incidentally, if any of you have had a different experience on the whole and think it is worth it to go to court, I am all ears on that as well).

Creative Loafing had a piece where Hedge fund management of their rentals, were jacking up rents in big steps.

If I had a house with one large piece of linoleum, I would likely allow pets.Peel n stick, carpets, ceramic tile, laminate, hardwood, stand no chance.Originally posted by KENDRA JOHNSON:Never ceases to amaze me how disrespectful others can treat a property when they don't own it.For these people, I don't think home ownership makes a difference.They would most likely let their dogs tear up their own yard.

Anyone else have a better system, I'm all ears.

So everyone has their reasons and for the tenant it may be piece of mind knowing they have a physical address for the next two years and don't have to worry about the hassle of moving.

For example, if you partner your Roth IRA with personal funds at the time of purchase (yes it's legal), and your Roth can only afford a piece of the deal (say 10%), the deed would reflect the IRA's 10% ownership along with the other owners.