I will not waste my time on an open house with curious neighbors, bored realtors and competing landlords.I am not afraid to adjust my asking price if I am concerned about losing out on a month's rent.I never follow up with a tenant- I don't want to shoe horn someone into one of my units and I don't adjust my standards, practices and rules.I have nice places, but even still- when a potential tenant shows up and they have to wait to be shown the unit because of others in line, it does something magical.Best of luck.

I personally love a nice, new metal roof, but understand that a lot of folks do not.

Based on the crying, I didn't think the guy be back.And the nice thing about me using this neighbor as my manager is he's retired, sits by his front window all day and notices everything going on.

Not as fast growing, but still in recovery and not too far to visit if needed.

Getting documents notarized if you don't have an attorney will require that you visit an embassy.

Hello Robert Cooper nice to see a fellow Delawarean on BP.

I get roughly $1300 for a nice 3 bed 1 bath.

Some basics, House is 3-4 bedrooms 2 bath, old house with original wood work (pretty nice).

Since this post, I have visited the biggest city in that remote county, found a very experienced and helpful agent, and she found us a wonderful investment property in this bigger city before it even hit the market.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:I suspect those players are going to keep the best notes for their fund as is their fiduciary responsibility to the fund and their clients.. and then off load the ones they deem inferior for what ever reason to those like you  Nice point.