If they break a part of it then it doesnt matter what the other parts say.

It is only a matter of days for Bezos to announce that area near Dulles airport will be part of HQ2.

I was wondering if you all could recommend books or online learning materials that have that same level of information, I'm really looking for detailed analysis on how to do things as an agent at a higher level of undertanding.    

If there has, obtain a copy of the court's case file(s) on the matter and read it.

Would that at all be possible, and how would I go about "networking online"? 

Does it really matter if I start off with a triplex or a duplex if the numbers end up working out? 

I worry because quite frankly our tenant pool isn't one that adapts super well to change, they aren't that technologically inclined (online / app = payments - lol - some of these folks are depositing cash into our bank accounts on the 5th) and I worry that this change will disrupt, cause move-outs, more fees, etc...Thanks in advance for your insight, heckles and advice.

I have been reading on the subject matter and failed to see this point.

Here in Chicago you can't make any fees part of the rent, so no matter how long they take to pay it, as long as they pay rent, they are current.Ideally I'd like to add fees to rent, so when they pay only the rent, it's considered late, and you can add more fees.

Chad, before I start, when I see someone making a loan at 12% interest, it sounds to me they planned to sell the loan at par or very little discount to someone in the industry... big mistake, because industry folks buy at discounts, no matter what the interest rate (at least I do).Anyhow, here's a quick guideline for you when selling notes: How do I plan to sell this loan?