Put up for rental last year when things were blowing up.

Our goal is provide the best real estate investment experience to our clients, so they become advocates of our company. 

In other words they're great tenants but they're not going to have any tolerance for a crappy rental where the owner cut corners, rental is dirty, nothing works, fuses always blow, $15 craigslist mushy mattress, barking dogs next door, etc, They'll just bail then leave you a horrible review, as I did for a FF rental.

If you cannot trust that they won't steal it from you, you can't trust that they, for example, will have the funds to close or not back out at the last minute and blow up the deal. 

Corey Carvalho I would propose that you interview several Realtors and ask them the following questions, to ascertain if he/ she is truly "Investor Friendly" or if he/ she is just blowing smoke. 1.

Now people are pretty much FORCED to take things online, and now they realize that if they aren't online they don't exist.And when this pandemic blows over do you really think they will stop the online thing and go back to flyers?

More taxes means more government opportunity to blow our hard earned money.I don’t think you should have one ounce of guilt for taking advantage of the tax code.

The operating company takes on all of the liability that would otherwise blow back on you including: paying property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, marketing, etc.

My cash flow blows any other market out of the water and I'm willing the appreciation I've seen does as well.

I'm a advocate of higher education less so of the instructions that provide it.