Thank you Rich!

Constant communication allows us to improve our services, and amenities keeping residents satisfied.This is in addition to the possibility of saving over half of the people who consider renting at our communities when they read online reviews.Even for smaller apartment communities?

This is not a get rich quick business, and it takes spending money to get get money.

That's too big a gamble for 50.00....no matter if you're rich or poop....that's just crazy to take a potential tenants money like that up front when it's not a for sure deal.

Sure, there's some skills and strategies to employ after studying the fundamentals, but you'd be amazed at how many people get rich who just take action every day and learn to love the process. 

Book recommendation: rich dad poor dad.

Over 40% of my current communications/leads, are for the West side.

. – other investors, appraisers, inspectors, building supply employees, agents, etc.) to find contractors – what type of work was done, was the project completed on time and within the budget, how was the communication, accountability, was the work done satisfactory, would the contractor be hired again, what did they do well, what didn’t they do wellOne tip from the BP community is going to the local building supply store (in your case – have a trusted person on the ground) early in the morning and engage the contractors who are there picking up supplies.

I started with my first househack: a duplex in 2005 that now rents for $950/ea, and in next years bought two more SFR that cashflow -> inspired by rich dad/poor dad reading and working construction while finishing an OPS degree at WWU.Operated a seasonal campground, self employed in the off season and just saving pennies like a mad-man while the family grew and happily had to feed more mouths.

.- Rich