I don't think it happens at one meeting naturally the regulars who are taking action will be drawn to each other and for a group to push each other to the next level.

That will also keep your personal belongings out of reach from other that take legal action against your business.Another thing to consider is to get your financing lender approval.  

This vs, an inspection report which is not from the tenant.Though during the 4 years he was there:He broke, and I paid for all the following out of my pocket.washer dryer, new garbage disposal, broke 2 drawers, broke front door security gate lock, broke front door lock, broke kitchen faucet, I re caulked bathroom, changed light switch, installed iron chair railing(because he complained after living there 3 years ), ceiling fan, toilet seat.  

Been here my whole life, and with the market looking the way it is, I think it would be a shame to not try and get in on the action around here. :)

It takes some time to learn real estate and I believe the fastest way to learn is by taking action.

I had a unit turn sheet ,, I had maintenance go thru once we got notice, I scheduled the painters, the shampooers and needed expected repair supplies, toilet seats, blinds, or blind slats,, what ever.

Brent Coombs it's the Golden Rule in action: he who has the gold (the house I want) makes the rules.

What a lot of you may not realize is as soon as someone goes in to the property  I get a notification email, and when they leave they fill out the after action report to let me know what they thought of the property.  

Action will reap your results, whatever they are.

Last week it was the morning that I had to change out 2 toilets on the top floor of 2 separate town homes, then discovering a leak from the tub waste line in one unit, (which had been going on for a couple of weeks. the resident didn't call it in because she thought the carpet was wet due to humidity???)