So, there are several peoplein the loop who know what's on the way before the public ever knows.

Despite that, many people with the off-street parking choose to park on the street first (it is free public parking after all), and thus those without off-street parking have a tough time getting a parking spot.

If they aren't outside, you are perfectly legal taking photographs of the house from a public street.

I will have to find a good real estate lawyer in Atlanta first.I also called the IRS in regards to some questions and all I can say is I want their job, all they did was refer me to publication this and publication that, they sounded like a robot.

I just assume if you're going to do a lot of evictions you would be wise to keep as much of your personal information away from the situation but I do understand that most of this information would be in the public records.

A salesperson/agent must work under the supervision of a broker, even if they are not directly involved with selling to the public (i.e., an investor who has their license to use the MLS - they still have to be affiliated with a broker).

I usually get my Furnace from Homedepot but arrival time way to late...does anyone know of a company in Columbus, Ohio area that sales to the public or a better idea for a quick Furnace.

The investing partners own the Real Estate and Assisted Living Business through separate LLC's.http://www.ahcancal.org/News/publication/AHCA%20Focus2/NCALfocus0113.pdfBaby Boomers can either develop these homes on their own or partner with an experience operator with a proven business model like ours.One things for sure, we are all growing older and most of us will need some form of assistance for our parents or in our final stages of life.

There would have been bites way sooner than that if the original bedbugs were still present.I am giving my tenants these documents (plus other customized lease addenda):http://extension.psu.edu/pests/bedbugs/publications/homeowners/bedbugsPAipm.pdfhttp://extension.psu.edu/pests/bedbugs/publications/homeowners/umn-kells-extension.pdf

I was reading an old quarterly publication of The Appraisal Journal and ran across an interesting article on accessor dwelling units.