Originally posted by Joel Owens:Thanks everyone.I have found these forms and I think they will do the trick.I will use Georgia 3 day demand for possession.http://www.ezlandlordforms.com/documents/eviction_notices/I used that site for my original lease (I have since written up my own custom document) They make it very easy to get the forms you need and the pricing is reasonable.

We have been loyal customers for years, but enough is enough.

But pulling comps and formulating ARVs is really more art than science.The active listings will show you the current competition on the market.

I am 43, have good solid amount of retirement investments, 230K home paid off, small busiensses that provide enough to live on, and have formulated a basic strategy.1. buy single family houses, 60-90K, single story ranches, in town neighborhoods.

I used to market mine before they were finished but found that either 1)potential buyers couldn't see past the rubble or 2)if I did get it under contract the buyer then thought that they could come by every day and ask my contractors to "change this" or "fix that", as if I was building them a custom home.

This practice is problematic for Fannie Mae, our customers, and homeowners and their neighborhoods.

I think that thegood way of thinking to find new customer is to think like your customer, ie :I am a tourist and i want to find a vacation rental : how can I do ?

But I know it would be bad for "customer relations".

Sprint service is ok but the customer service is TERRIBLE.

Deposits will continue to be insured by the FDIC, so there is no need for customers to change their banking relationship to retain their deposit insurance coverage.