When you're a human in your tenant's eyes, it's far harder for them to view you as "the man".We put down $60k on our first BRRR property in 97.

You can pay an attorney or collection agency to help collect, but that costs money and you still might get nothing (especially if the defendant is an LLC instead of a human).

It is human nature--when faced with no money for a roof over their head or a lie, many tenants will pick the lie.  

Try to meet in person most of the time because naturally humans put more trust into someone they physically see, body language and a lot easier to build rapport with.

I will try to make it humanely brief but hits have been put out on my typing teacher...I am in Cincinnati. 

That he wants to spend the rest of his life, however long that may be, as a human being. 

The cost of an appraisal may not even be necessary as automated valuation models do not involve a human inspection of the property.

Except for these added costs, companies also run the risk of human errors, which can only make the reconciliation process more costly and hurt investors’ returns. 

This is human nature.

This approach tends to appeal to computer programmers, a new segment of the freshly affluent in our society who have made plenty of money out of math and are already half-deluded by their success in computers into believing that equations applied to concrete, earth, wood, steel, human failings, weather, and the inexorable passage of time will yield a golden system that anyone can use to become fabulously wealthy out of land and the structures built on it.Regard the mathletes and their beliefs with a healthy dose of skepticism, drill down past all the fascination to what these numbers are supposed to offer you in the way of insight, and you'll be fine.