Pest control came out with bio suits and filmed everything they did for a company video to show training in the future.It was a unit in a 4 plex.

There are definitely 'Detroit-like' market collapses in areas, but they tend to be more of a slow train wreck than an instant crash.- If you have bought for your tenant market, the renters will not necessarily disappear.

If you have one vacancy, then at least the other units will carry the ongoing expenses.Good luck!

I have the same train of thought about lense dense areas.

If the municipality in your market recycles food and yard waste it might be worth training the tenants to do that, in many markets on the west coast it's seen as being 'green' which is getting to be a marketing advantage now.

The customer service is deplorable and all they are trained to do is sell you a service YOU DON'T NEED.

I plan on going full time investor in the next 2 years, but that requires an aggressive plan now and for the next two years.

The comps around the area is $130 to $135K, so a part of me says go for it and other part says wait for the next train.

Kindly inform me about the good mortgage training programs available for new entrants.

Lee Common,True but my great aunt crossed the united states in a wagon train... and I met her... and I'm only 58.