It seems to me that these people are going to stay far away from RE purchases for a while.For instance, I had a couple that was interested in purchasing one of my properties.

Door knocking, for instance, is one such marketing activity that large firms don't generally bother with, but can be highly effective when you do actually find a motivated seller.I'm sorry for the equity stuff before.

I have used both extensively.

Aside from the misuse, the unit needs extensive repair from heavy use.

For instance a VA loan nets less to a seller than a conventional loan and so on and so on.My suggestion is if you are upset over $500, you shouldnt be buying real estate.

This topic has been discussed here on BP Forum extensively in the past.

Not just in the no credit card discussion..For instance,  my 13 yr old has mutual funds, a bank acct and a debit card. 

I was born and raised in one of Atlanta's northern suburbs (Marietta/East Cobb) and have extensive knowledge of the schools, neighborhoods, areas, etc.

You don't have to spell out every instance HOW a tenant can damage your unit, it is expected to be cared for within reason with the exception for normal wear and tear.

Is seeking a filing extension common?