Not only will you be running the #'s and getting better at analyzing, but you'll be seeing what homes are going for in your market, what the rents are for 1, 2, 3 bedrooms homes, what supply & demand is like in the area, etc.

And that the Plaintiffs never signed any documents waving thier right to cost and attorney's fees and had no acknowledgment that the "no-recourse" language was in the note and mortgage.I have tried to resolve this issue without getting an attorney, but it seems that the seller's attorney feels that since I am out of town that they can role over me.I feel like my best move now would be to counter sue them, for knowing selling me a defective property, then trying to undue the no recourse language. ( while the cat is way the mice will play)Does anyone know of an attorney in or near Batesville Arkansas that could assist in this matter?

I live in Bend and have 2 investment properties in the Bend area and would like to obtain more because of the high demand for both STR and LTR and a good resale market as well.

For example, an A-Class property should demand a higher score than a D-Class.

Ideally is you play your cards right you might be able to house hack while you're in college. 

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@Pavlos Kasselouris SEC regulations only come into play when you are dealing with securities (public or private).

@Enyi Ajoku,Pretty simple.. either kick the pet out, and demand it be removed, or authorize it and have them start paying the fees.   

The last thing I want to think about when deciding whether to terminate a lease on bad terms or evict a non-payer is whether or not they are going to pull into my driveway when I'm not home and my kids are playing in the yard.This is a business that usually has positive personal interactions, but the potential for disagreements and hurt feelings cannot be ignored. 

There are several different scenarios that could play out within the scope of your question:If you refer a seller to another broker/agent, and they take the listing and sell the property, you would typically ask that broker for a referral fee, paid to your broker.