It's a very slow process, so if you remain quick and nimble it should help mitigate your risk from a base closure.

Advising tenants to keep faucets on a slow drip overnight if temps get very cold is a good idea, and opening up cabinet doors to let the heat circulate to pipes can help as well.One thing to think about with winterizing is that it really is a pretty simple process, but will help you avoid water damage to vacant properties...even if you intend to keep the heat on, a winter storm with high winds or heavy snowfall can knock out the power and then you end up with NO heat at all.

I don't really want to deal with the high interest rate associated with hard money, and I think 203k loans are too slow for the markets we are looking at.

The company has honed its technology to accelerate its construction speed from two floors to three floors a day, he said.

I'm actually slowing down a bit on the acquisition side because I'm starting to hit a wall where I need to find partners to make these happen, and I'm still building that network.So yes, it definitely still exists.

You can grow as fast or slow as you want according to your efforts because you have the experience!  

Last week I started a slow and cautious walk towards the same goal: got my RE License, hung it with a broker, settled on a starting marketing budget, created a business plan, chose 3 monthly REIA's that I will attend (first is this Tuesday) and created an attainable first year goal.

sounds like the big feature for them is the IDX platform.One thing that caught my attention that we are following up on is how slow the website opens up when you first go to it.Thank you in advance,Manny

It's a slow process...Being a person in his mid 30's and living in LA the majority of my friends are renters because they feel as though they can't afford a place here.

Low and slow.