There is a HUGE amount of thoughtful work put into the site from both the site creators and the community at large.If I had internet god powers, I would add a vote based ranking system to the BP forums like on Reddit, Quora and Slashdot, which would create an hierarchy of where replies to posts rank so that their was a more visible reaction from the BP community of the validity of responses.  

depending on your system, the cost could vary quite a bit.

As well as where everyone gets amazing deals on bulk materials(lumber, flooring, furniture and other fixtures.)We'll be handling telecommunications(phone systems, fiber optics/cat5 cabling, video and networking infrastructure)in house, but anything else you think might be missing from my list or any other advice you want to throw my way would be appreciated!

Also depends on what he is trying to sell for versus the rental amount ... hope that helps.

Wholesaling has sizzle so everyone who is selling some "system" throws in their "wholesaling training" which is nothing more than some white cover, generic program they buy and slap on their label to "bundle" in with whatever they are selling along with a bunch of other "bonus" material they include. 

Is it allowed to have an auxiliary heating system in a rental property?

Is your Virtual system working so far and for cheaper than traditional property management?

I've had a few bad apples over the past 8 years, but once you get a system down, its awesome.

hello, aleko. i am a home inspector from the western new york area. the old cloth, 2 wire wiring is kind of dangerous, in my opinion. as stated earlier, the cloth gets brittle and can crumble with the slightest of touch. with rehabbing the place, you are going to disturb it, for sure. then, you have exposed wiring. fire hazzard. not to mention, a lot of this old wiring is made of aluminum, not copper, therefore, the heat it will carry without fail is far lesser that the copper type wiring. if you have an overload somehow, and the breaker doesn't trip, you are going to have a fire. the gfi's have to be grounded, thats the whole idea of a gfi. the g stands for GROUND. with the two wire system you have, where is the ground????

Also the rent was paid in cash and I was only given paper receipts which I didn't retain (or will have to dig to find) Do you think it will beneficial to work out a system with relatives where I pay a portion of the rent and they keep it documented?