If you can prove that the person who signed the lease was not authorized by the owner then maybe... but if the person on the lease was authorized then I don't see a case.

Anyway to get to your questions: 1) Got started with the vacation homes, love this niche and will stay here. 2) Bought in the area because of family who are a second line of defense to my contractors. 3) Yep, we knew Portland pretty well, but only the highlights, there are still a number of emerging neighborhoods and markets here. 4) Learning about the area - I forced myself to do a Blog on my web site for the vacation rental which helped me learn more, I also subscribes to the local magazines and small community newspapers, they give me a wierd look when I tell them my adress, but hey, it is a GREAT source of info. 5) Relied on family who knew the area and my RE broker, he is fantastic. 6) The lessons learned - know ALL the expenses up front, that 10% for maintenance you do not think you need to budget, you do, I know.

Also, can you change the web address of my blog post from test to something else?

I have tenants deposit it directly and I can see in on the bank web site just minutes after they make the deposit.

Unwinding your holdings quickly is also difficult.My advice is to buy 'value' based upon income, regional health, etc. and you'll do well over the long haul.Put a plan in place to sell or leverage your properties as you build excess equity.

If all you can do is wholesale and 1 in 20 callers/webleads is a wholesale opportunity.... that "deal" could cost you $6,000, $8,000, etc. in marketing (cost per deal) in a place like LA where we can sell web leads for $300, $400 each (cost per lead).  

The cost of the latter depends on the length required.As far as "warranty" you need to have it installed by an authorized HVAC guy.

I contacted them and let them know I had reported them to the authorities for Internet fraud.  

You need an Operating Agreement, that will show you as a Member and your authority to act, you can also us the Minutes.

Most of the housing authority website states they require refrigerator stove and smoke alarms arn't they stardardize with every state and owner don't have the required would fail their inspection?