My only problem with all this info is it can be soooo time consuming.

I'm grateful that I found this platform to learn from.Best Wishes,Franchot Tone

Thanks for providing an amazing platform for a semi-investor like me to learn the ropes of REI with the impressive quality of people and breadth of strategy/tactics that are so easily accessible.As for a little background, I'm in sales/business development for a software startup and have been living in Seattle for over 10 years.  

Cohoes, unfortunately, is quite the opposite- their code department is less than reputable, the eviction process is incredibly expensive and time-consuming, and the real estate prices reflect that sad reality- smart investors want little to do with Cohoes.

On a personal page, a friend request must go out and be accepted, thus allowing ALL of your history on Facebook to be visible.On a business page, someone can find you, simply like your page, and consume all of your content practically instantly.

For the most part the folks on this platform have good knowledge, information and experience and seem to have  emparted some good advice to those of us who are always searcing for answers or ways to improve their investment portfolios.I'm sure you'll find a lot of the information you recieve useful.

I think you're going to want to go to: http://www.dre.ca.gov/Click that you are a consumer and want to file a complaint.

The real estate consumers control the commission percentages. 

But should you start digging into walls and/or removing siding in order to determine extent of damage or repairs you will be responsible for repairing what you destroy in the process and this often results in the deal breaker as it's too expensive and time consuming to go down that road. 

I use it for my other businesses, so keeping a single platform makes sense.