There will always be cycles in Real Estate, but for newbies such us ,  drive and commitment to process will determine our long-term success.

Even if you don't plan on doing very many, it pays to comply with T-S.A.F.E. and Dodd-Frank from the first transaction. 

This way if it turns out to not be a great match living with them, you are not committed to a full year.

This has another interesting component, I always think if the "cleaner" expects you to pay every time and you take the time and effort to make complete the transaction, would not be justified to ask the "cleaner" for a small administrative commitment  from them, as that is there business and they should treat it as such. 

If you don't mind, I'll skip over the "lovey dovie" details of how absolutely amazing my girlfriend and is and how we have a strong committed relationship that revolves around our communication, and I'll ask how you would recommend we go into this property together?  

They are complex products and need to be understood fully as it is a long term game: you need to stay consistent and committed for a number of years.

Some have free trials too, so I'd recommend trying them out before you commit.

I just discovered T-Mobile Money which is offering 4% for the first $3000 and 1% for the remaining balance! 

 $61.8k is annualized current lease rates, or T-12?  

Originally posted by @Andrew T Bolton:I’m looking to network in the Gadsden, Leasburg, Albertville, Altoona, and Boaz Alabama areas.