Shame on the president - he's a miserable failure!

"Failure to pay for housing" is another consideration that landlords use a rejection criteria - doesn't just have to be "was evicted".

I live in Florida and was wondering why kind of penalties I'm facing. I date on my purchase agreement (when I bought the home from the sellers) is dated 4-22-10. I didn't transfer title to my name to avoid paying th...

I have never used a buyer's agent to make countless offers on REO deals, that works better with short sales (in my opinion).This biz is all about relationships, failure to form them will hinder your abilities in nearly every aspect of RE investing.It is very true that many REO agents can not or will not represent both buyer and seller, however, that does not mean that the brokerage can not have one agent representing seller (bank) and another agent in same office repsresent the buyer (you).Inventory levels are dropping in my area and many other areas I have researched, making it just that more competitive to get deals.

If there are any part failures, it's a service call.

Unpredictable people and unpredictable weather and unpredictable failure of appliances/building materials, all at unpredictable times.

I believe the issue raised from the property manager's failure in the initial tenant screening. 

Nothing like playing with someone else's money and learning from their failures.

The IRS could come along and hit the S-Corp with penalties and fees for failure to do so.

It keeps you from having a single point of failure and keeps your GC honest because you know what the other GC you hired is charging you for work.