During closing the inspection came back with the following issues; related to the heater (3 years old, newer and running but HVAC guy going on Monday to try to figure out issue with it not heating correctly), electric (Zinsco, Electrician said should be fine but will give quote to fully test it), chimney (cracks in base of chimney on inside inspector said could just be from regular use, deciding whether to pay for additional chimney inspector), roof is less than 5 years old but does have some shingles that are raised, insulation is missing from the upstairs and insulation was installed upside down in the basement, other issues (toilets, fronts steps work not done correctly to code, tilework in shower, water shut off not in good location, etc.) and finally the upstairs has some structural issues with the upstairs sloping slightly downwards (only notice it in a 3 foot width) near the windows on the chimney side (I am waiting for the structural engineer report which I should get on Monday).

That is a big clue, especially if owed to a LL.Montgomery county is supposedly testing electronic rent notice filings, as a first step to going state wide.

Although my direct mail marketing has only been tested for 14 months, I would say my response rate has somewhat decreased.

This might warrant a bit of test marketing.

They might not pass the test to qualify for a chapter 7.

It's up to you do your own (split) testing of your marketing and run with what works.It just kind of irritates me when folks balk at out-of-box approaches.

It is Tenant’s responsibility to test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors weekly and replace batteries when required.

The answer is investing in opportunities within market cycles and finding these opportunities that pass the logic test.

A question for experienced note investors: What are some tried and tested ways of finding notes that helped you grow your business?

They work for him, but like anything, I think you have to be consistent and test your results.