A lot of my perspective tenants do not have internet access.Any good ones you guys use, they don;t require authorization?

I did also start investing prior to joining and while I served as an enlisted-man also already had my degree prior to joining so I may have a little different perspective than most.I chose to get out for personal quality of life.

The market here is shifting and it looks like there is a lot of opportunity out there!

ROFR´s are therefore not an effective alternative for an investor seller who wants to pre-set an above-market price in order to lock in a future profit.From the perspective of the landlord/seller, there is a problem with a ROFR: it may inhibit the landlord/seller from marketing the property for sale while the ROFR is in placeLease-Options Compared to Other Preferential Rights:There are two lesser forms of preferential or pre-emptive rights that are relevant to this discussion:(1) a right of first offer ("ROFO") which obligates the seller to notify a buyer of his intention to sell, and the buyer will then have the right to make an offer, the terms of which are not specified in advance; and(2) a right of first negotiation ("ROFN"), which obligates the seller to negotiate exclusively with the buyer for a prescribed period of time.

But in this case, being so new to something, sometimes I don't have a good reason for asking something other than just learning different stratagies, ideas, and getting a different perspective on things from different, successful, investors.

Information is free - wisdom is not free...Hopefully this perspective continues to resonate with the members here.  

Also, from her perspective, finding another apartment (especially housing and moving 6-10 cats) will not be cheap.

@Rodney Walker,To make the @ work, do the following:Hold down the shift key and type @?

I've shifted my strategy a bit and am planning on wholesaling instead of birddogging.

I am looking at this from a B&H perspective.