Print quality is good.

Residential construction sees the most lax regulation in regards to soil compaction and concrete quality.

The Series 6/7 and 71/72.I'd say that if it weren't for freedom of speech, anyone teaching RE would be required to meet much higher standards and few gurus would clear the bar, IMO. :)

Now I make it standard practice to have my handyman test every plumbing connection in every property.

This works well and it's standard stuff, so it helps keep our costs low.Also bear in mind that picking a single color and then mindlessly applying it doesn't always work.

While I agree with J completely, I also recommend (and did what I recommend) that when starting out, you spend as much time doing as many things as you can without doing anything that could jeopardize quality or cause delays by screwing it up.More importantly than actually swinging he hammer in my advice, being there from start to finish through as many items as possible is important to give you that feel of time and effort it takes for each item, which items should go first,second, third, and so forth, as well as spending that time managing the contractors/subcontractors.

I think a management company's greatest qualities are it's 1) customer service and 2) flexibility when offering services to landlords.

Is it acceptable do you think to use the "standard" lease that the State and the Board of Realtors uses/authorizes for leases?

Originally posted by Angel Perez:I have also been told you can get them to accept about 10% less than whatever the BPO comes in at.Exactly...10-12% off BPO is pretty standard for Fannie Mae and the other big banks.

I have friends that went to private universities and paid 2-3 times more than your standard state university and come to find out it was a waste of money.