That's for anything posted on a telephone pole, including signs for lost dogs, yard sales and band promotions.And:Robertson said there are four inspectors for all of Los Angeles to enforce the city law that nothing be tacked onto public property.

@Michele Fischer How do you determine Class A,B, and C areas?  

Our current goal is to reach 30 by 2018.The big news this year is that I was laid off at the end of March enabling me to do what I’ve had a passion for – Real Estate Investing …full time.I also just received my RE license in GA just a few weeks ago and hope to leverage that both as an investor as well as another stream of cash flow.In addition to the buy and hold plans, I’m very interested in learning the note business.

-4000 letters January, 4000 postcards February, 4000 letters March, 4000 postcards April...Cost: $6,850-Antonio Coleman, marketing articles-John Horner:  2,500 is a lot for your first time, do you have processes in place to handle all of these leads?

I prefer the B and C class over A though.  

In my opinion, the following investment would need to be in a good area (A-B+) and have very minimal repair costs.  

I am working on getting my license right now, expecting to have it by mid March.  

Hi Jennifer B. and welcome to BP!

As a result, you can expect: More financing optionsLower ratesLonger fixed rate terms and amortizationsHigher leverage (up to 80% with options for mezzanine debt or equity)Asset is primary source of collateral with no personal guarantees (non-recourse)Lower debt service coverage requirements (as low as 1.15:1)Depending on the market, CAP rates in the 4%-6% rangeClass B and C assets lose some interest from institutional investors and borrowers typically obtain financing from banks, agency lenders and specific purpose REITs.

Break lease...Another oneMy EAOS is in March.