Keep on with your Real Estate education by browsing, reading, listening, building your network and completing your BP profile too (which is a priority while you are here).

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My area is seeing a lot of growth from out of state and thought it would be great to have a nice welcome letter as well as a handbook for specific type of questions (how to use the fireplace, How to use and program the auto lights, How to program the automatic schlage lock, favorite local restaurants, etc) When we bought a home several years ago the sellers left us a note as well as a bottle of wine and to this day we still talk about that for a first impression.

Read a lot of reviews from renters and some Landlords and not impressed but can’t always trust reviews...

Joe, contrary to popular belief,you can build a thicker EIN profile,if you have a nice FICO and guarantee.OR you can start with ULINE, OD, Staples, etc.then Lowes, Home Depot then VISA/MC,then AMEX then bank cards.Nav.com can help you for free,banks love business checking accts.or "operating accounts" and bonusescan help you get free cash to build:FICO, EIN, SBSS, Experian are the ones,Trans/Equifax hardly really matter...Do you want a SBA loan?

Offering a unique climate with an emotional touch, not only will impress the visitors but will allow them an unforgettable holiday.

That's what I call job security ;) @Brian Garlington I remember how you feel about SF haha, but I still enjoy the higher rents and impressive appreciation

The price increase might strike you as steep, but it should be noted that, aside from its lavish neighborhood, it has a history of high-profile ownership.

The risk profile often decreases due in large part to this.

I encourage you to ask both of them for client referrals, but as another operator in the space, I have always been impressed with the stories I hear from clients who have done business with them.