I knew contacting their chain of command for lack of payment was an option, but I had no idea it would affect their security clearance.

Everything that glitters isn't gold, and some people can sell sh*t to an Eskimo

Anthony, getting abandoned property is a tricky transaction but it can INDEED be done but with lots of patience.1-Make sure you verify the owner and address through your local tax assessors website.2-Go to your local probate court website and see if you can pull up the Chain of Custody of the property. 3-Pull up the transaction where it went into the company's hands and see if it was purchased with cash or with a loan or mortgage.4.

Hope you enjoy the gold mind on this website!

They're not that expensive and if your margin is this small, then property management isn't your problem.Closing part of the value-adding chain through your own companies like Ken McElroy does is übercool, but you're first and foremost starting a business in that case.

If an uninterrupted chain of documentable residence cannot be established for the previous 24 months, this is unacceptable.A criminal background check will be done on all applicants and any occupant 18 years of age or older.

They also order the chain of title to make sure all of the taxes and liens are being paid and up to date.

Or at least require some gold chains, a purple suit, and a pinky ring?

It is designed to keep wholesalers from re-marketing or 'daisy chaining' our deals which as you know given the current state of the market is a constant issue we face.

An intermediate option is to have posts with chains that might deter them from parking there.