While watching or listening to podcasts you probably will noticed one or two that would pick you wife's interest.

so i was at a listing appointment and my client's toddlers were doing storytelling and showing off their Berenstein Bears book... and i couldn't help but notice the spelling has apparently changed to the BerenstAin Bears since the authors are Stan & Jan BerenstAin..the spelling stood out to me like a sore thumb and my client told me she remembers it being Berenstein Bears too but thinks back in our chilhood days (80s) they probably misprinted a whole bunch of books which confuzzled us into thinking it was ALWAYS Berenstein Bears whereas to the current and new generation have always know it to be with the awkward atypical A instead of E like in -Stein because of lost in transliteration back in the 1800s at Ellis Island.it made for an interesting conversation and it is what it is, life goes on; our childhood memories are a couple decades ago afterall; but driving home it irked me that how could the current spelling seem so foreign from all my memories as i too had and read the books avidly, once upon a time. i figured my client's and my mind's playin tricks on me but since i got home i googled and found it is a widespread phenomena.. what do u remember these heartwarming nostalgia bears as, Berensteins or Berenstains!?

He has yet to do his first deal.I started noticing a trend at the REIA meetings that followed along the same lines.  

One more thing i noticed in the due diligence package is that, there is an affidavit of lost note.

Notice the 1990's sale prices.  

Follow-ups can lead to closings, and closings lead to money in your pocket.I noticed that you are already familiar with "driving for dollars."

Ok, so, do I have to post a notice about me ownning it now and wait the requisite time before I can enter or, am I sure there is no one there so, I instruct the vendor to go and change the locks.

Two thoughts --  in DC you have to give 30 day notice prior to filing for eviction unless the lease specifically states that the tenant is waiving notice. 

I'm noticing that I'm receiving calls from other investors that buy houses and not one motivated seller.

I know they can afford the increase, and it is legal to raise it by this much at lease renewal, given 60 days notice.