Verbatim from Mortgage Agreement...The mortgagee may declare the full amount of the debt to be owed and payable immediately for any defaultthe following defaults are:-The agreement states that if mortgagor fails and defaults to make Payment required by Bond or Note or mortgage within 15 days of due dateFailure to keep Any of the promises and agreements (which their was non of the above, he doesn’t even answer our calls) within a reasonable time stated.So now, with this type of situation.

I'm retiring from being a police officer, so perhaps I can follow in David's footsteps. 

It’s a complete mindset shift.Wait too long, and the veterans who continue to follow their tried and true methods because “that’s the way we’ve always done it” will fall behind those that are getting 10x returns on their money from capitalizing on this social media movement by using tools such as Facebook Ads 99% of investors don’t want to touch.

The title is a bit open ended, but what I am referring to is the following as mentioned in the BP podcast on many occasions.Browsing unit listings in my target area and cold calling the person that listed the unit when it seems like a self-managed property.  

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Step two of the following article discusses how to calculate comps.

Also I would recommend the following book: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann.

I just bought my 1st rental property last year and need some help with what costs to file for tax return.Turbo Tax asking to escrow fees for following categories:Abstract and recording feesLegal fees, title search, document preparationland surveytitle insurance transfer or stamp taxesexpenses you paid for the sellerThese are the expenses on the closing summary:Record deedrecord mortgage mortgage taxbank attorney feeHOA questionnaireflood certification feetitle examtitle insurance (mortgage)title insurance (owner)delivery chargelegal feesapplication feeappraisal feecredit report feewhich categories will the fees on the closing summary fall into?

hey @Michael PuzzoIn case you are not aware already, Biggerpockets has a podcast, check it out.Also Check out the following one.http://www.themichaelblank.com/podcasts/It is awesome for multifamily investing

@Mark RiderDid you reach out to the lenders listed on the following link?