I am going to start offering several options to them & have them pick one (1 yr contract) or two items (2 yr contract) (ie, paint room; free maid cleaning; clean carpet; microwave range installed {if i was gonna do it anyway}; free hours of a handyman. people love free stuff.i drop off cookies/candy, etc on their birthdays & xmas. cost me $5 but they go absolutely nuts about it. they know other landlords won't do the little things to make them feel special.we're in the people business. most renters get viewed as scum by the public but they're people just like us & a lot of 'em are very nice.

I got some great quotes (an awesome photo as well), and two other BP members, Charles Perkins and Joshua Marks were able to share some fantastic tips and insight from a Tax and Legal perspective.Repeat home buyers fuel housing recovery - CBS NewsThis CBS News Marketwatch article takes an in-depth look at the recently released Joint BiggerPockets.com / Memphis Invest National Survey of Residential Real Estate InvestorsFinancing Handcuffs Real Estate Investors - The Niche ReportYet another industry publication that explores the data presented in the BiggerPockets.com / Memphis Invest study.Check out the articles above and all the other great recent press we've gotten and please do share these.

I've pulled a few sales from findcashbuyers but if you know how to use the public records its free and the info is invaluable.

This is a public forum and you will get a multitude of opinions about most things.

Provided they are the same lien holders they are just publicly stating their interest in the property and that some legal action is to follow.

Very inspiring article, So glad to have someone in the public eye to look up to that isn't involved in a sex scandal or insider trading scandal that always seems to handle adversity with integrity, AND STILL MAKE A HUGE PROFIT!

(b) Holding one’s self out to the public as being principally engaged inthe sale of real estate.

Is public transportation an option in your area?

The site is all about handling the logistics (who is signed up for a meeting, announcing the location, sending meeting reminders).You can use the site with a private group or you can leave it public so more folks stumble upon it.I use the site for a meeting I hold once a month in London.

If it is NNN and you want 100%, you need a single, publicly traded, credit rated tenant.