@Brie Schmidt while I agree w/ you that if he stays he can't argue the unit is uninhabitable and he owes rent you can't fault him for not turning it on prior. It's

That you'd spend your time looking at who did or didn't like someone else's posts (instead of trying to reach out to more agents) says something about your prioritization. 

But there are bigger players out there that buy and sell that are always looking for good employees start there earn while you learn.

It's easy in the game to do joint ventures with other players to add to your cashflow.

The high income earners are generally the ones that are able to use both real estate and 401K and de-prioritize the 401K side of things somewhat. 

I need a bank that will prioritize the property, and the cashflow generated from the property.

Do you include a dvd player too?

I'd recommend using the following approach to quickly separate the players from the poseurs:Check References: Ask the sponsor to put you in touch with a couple of investors from a prior deal that didn't quite go according to plan.

Quote from @Suzanne Player: @James HamlingYou bring up a great point that things alter in response to each crisis.  

Account Closed thanks and 8000 votes for your post.A lot of BP 'advice' I see lately is analogous to me telling an aspiring basketball player "you can play in the NBA because Lebron James does."