Hi BP community,I would like to have your advice about one of my tenants.I rented a property to a lady, her daughter and granddaughter in Nov.

This was 2005, so the technology wasnt great, just a TON of really boring reading.

@Levi PainterMarketing to college students is very easy since they are plugged into technologically and all congregate in one specific area.The easiest first step you can take is to post it to Craigslist, and apps like Lovely (although I don't know if Lovely is used by students at your target university).

With the world we're living in now being so technological & the fact that your renting to college students makes all the sense to AT LEAST have internet as YOUR amenity.

On top of that they have a technology toolkit that includes fax machines, clay tablets and actual trips to the bank... :)Just saying, don't expect too much, but DO shop around!

Well done reaching $500,000 members imagine now sharing $1.00 from every member as an investment to create a syndicated operation of pro-members  for everone to "tap"into as a vetted fund -- a financial reserve to do single-family, multi-family, commercial properties-- since there is strength in numbers as a cooperative AKA as a pooled investment for even more growth in doing real estate transactions for years 2016 to 2030.This would eliminate private lenders, hard money lenders, angel investors or banks (I so dispise banks and their non-best practices) the reality is similar to an "acre of diamonds" where wealth is in your back yard (see my post in innovative strategies) to convert non-members into pro members...just saying

His buildings surround an incubator and technology park, so he's got the required location and clientele.  

I have to say, how lucky am I to have been born in this age of technology where I have the opportunity to meet incredible individuals such as yourself?

Hi All,A manager of mine recently fell ill, leaving me to manage in her stead. I hadn't managed in so long that I expected my management skills had atrophied(though in fairness, I never was skilled in that arena.) Les...

This was supposed to be an innovative strategy that "could," be used with RE investing.