There is a Massive Difference in Exposure Between FSBO and Flat Fee MLSFSBO Listings appear on: - Craigslist- Zillow, in the “Other listings” section, which are hidden by defaultFlat Fee MLS Listings appear on:- MLS, with all other agent listings- Zillow, with all other agent listings- All major real estate search engines (Redfin, realtor.com, etc.)- Brokerage websites (Compass, Keller Williams, Coldwell, ReMAX, etc.)In addition, the Flat Fee MLS listing will go out to the agent’s clients via new MLS listing notification emails.3.

I did a search as you suggested and found a document detailing the uses permitted for “Agricultural District” in Miami-Dade County and it appears to be tightly associated exclusively for agricultural-related uses.What is a SUP? 

Meaning they'll run your credit to qualify you for the card (even though in the end it will be under the EIN of the business and business name), however those cards will not appear on your credit reports.They will only show up on your personal credit reports if they go delinquent, because you guaranteeing that they will be paid.By the time next year comes around you should have recovered from the inquiry or two for the card(s) you apply for.If you want to establish net30 credit lines that report, with no personal inquiries I'd recommend Uline and MSC industrial to start.

FSBOs are not in the MLS, so they do not automatically appear on major websites.

Hi GuysI would definitely be interested in a meet up...I'm attending as many as I can that are close by.the next one I'm going to is on Monday 2/20 6:00-9:00Address: Four Points Sheraton Meriden275 Research Pkwy, Meriden CT 06450you can look it up on Meet up...CT REIA and join me and 1,014 other investors, this will be my 1st appearance there. 

And yes they do appear to appreciate your flexibility but behind your back you are simply the same rich greedy landlord as every other.

You should require them to pay all rent, late fees, Notice fees, court filing fees, etc.If you've done this more than once with this tenant, then I would continue with eviction.Once you actually appear in court, then I would not stop the process.

The tenant appears in court after refusing to pay the rent and gets thrown out by the Judge and owes a judgment.Solve for "X".

For the level of hand holding it appears you need, absent showing up with enough cash to buy several properties, I can't see many people getting excited at the opportunity to teach you this business in return for possibly managing one of your properties, if you ever buy one and maybe in a few years another one.  

It appears Manolo D. is driving the meeting but I'll keep you posted