They provide excellent networking opportunities, most members are more than willing to help each other out and you also get access to the FB website which has a library of information.

I was a UC Berkeley student at the time, so I did it the academic way and read hundreds of pages of academic research into bedbugs using access to the student library that I had at the time.

The vast majority of the time it relates to something called "the marketing of the property prior to listing on the MLS," or something to that effect.

My thought is while I'm sure there are some legitimate reasons for BK, the vast majority file BK (I'd say 90%) because they are bad with money.

I guess I could go to a law library and do this, but you all know how busy landlords are.

It's been too long since I had to design a survey for a college course, but there should be info online about that somewhere, or a couple of good books at the library on creating surveys.

So there’s a vast community of investors out there with vastly different appetites for risk, return, and time commitment.

From what I gather, the vast majority of the time a house goes pending its highly likely it will be finalized.

I can think of vastly better ways to spend that time.

I remote into the computer wherever I'm at, whether at a friend's house, a public library, etc, and just use QuickBooks from there.