you can get a hard money loan for 10-12% with 4 points sounds cheaper or you can use your own credit card at18 % cheaper or a portfolio loan against other properties for 6% ,in short sounds like a giant ripoff

About 6 years ago, I had a guy living in one of my properties that was an HVAC Tech,  His A/C unit went out and he said that their was a leak in the coil (the unit was only 1 year old),  He Quoted me $2500 which equates to 2 Months of free rent.  

What a freakin pitching performance by mad bum... great game KC was awesome but my boys pulled it out.....

I've often wondered if Tucson might have some long term legs as a possible tech hub, since it has a low cost of living, good weather, great university with sound technical departments and research and that liberal/hippie/hipster vibe that seems to attract tech.

I don't know how you could encourage a non-tech savvy individual to go with this.

The complex is three miles from Clemson University and a few more miles from a large Tech School and private university.

However, in some counties (like mine) that aren't exactly high-tech, you still have to physically go into the office to do the search.

Some areas I know well, others are a giant, black hole in my mind.All of the online sites make it easy to produce geographic maps with SALE prices and SOLD prices, etc.However, where does one go to pull together a RENTAL RATE map?

I would love to do email, but I think the tenant class I'm dealing with isn't particularly tech savvy (my 3 other tenants don't even have computers).

I would add that it takes approximately 85 units to make the full time manager, full time maintenance tech, and a part time porter financially viable where it is not eating into your cash flow in an extreme way.