I have been bedridden for over 7 years including reading a book about every 2 weeks. 

It looks like the next step in the Amazon HQ2 saga will be for a smaller list of final finalists (five or less)  to get their incentive packages approved. 

You’ll save yourself a lot of headache.I’ve read the books, I’ve heard the promises, I’ve sifted through the bragging of the infinite returns that can be made with no money down.  

Started listening to the Passive Real Estate Investing podcasts from Marco S. at Norada a few months ago and finally reached the BP website during my research. 

Once the divorce is final and the estate is distributed, someone will be responsible for the mortgage.

Feel free to let me know if there is a better venue for this inquiry.I was trying to enter an investment into my BP Profile, but ran into several issues....(1) sometimes I couldn't get to the [Save] button (it was below my screen and the scroll bar would not let me scroll down that far, (2) when I finally figured a way to see the [Save] button, it wouldn't Save.

I don;'t think many of my books are using echeck so I don't think this is a big deal.Since Homeaway / VRBO accounts for 95% of my bookings and they keep my calendar full I can't complain about any of their fees.

Apartments are usually booked fast.

And finally we are working on a big deal that yield us up to 24 units right near downtown of which I may structure the condo docs to do Airbnb for a few whenever we get to that point.

Participating in the forums, attending webinars and reading the books are all great ways to get up to speed - but nothing beats getting out there and talking to like-minded investors.