But I built that up to a point where i had two vehicles, and 75 customers in a pretty close area.

You're a frequent customer of Starbucks.

Instead of focusing on what I do, I want to focus on what I can do for my customers.

But as a landlord I am only willing to forego the potential customer if I have something substantial to hold the unit.The other question I have is for those people that have the tenant sign the lease with only the security deposit.

Cut it short as there should be basic matters to be covered by local custom and what is usual, he doesn't need to explain much until you get it and have questions, another billable time.

Some title companies will cut you a break especially if you are a regular customer.

It's interesting how much the variations in taxes and customs/fees can affect investment profits across the states.You can request the guide, it's complimentary, at www.reiadvise.com/50-state-guide by emailing [email protected] .To learn more, I interviewed the tax guide's creator, Alan Blair of REI Equity Partners, for a State real estate taxes blog post.

Those in the business are likely repeat customers, buying more than one property, they buy and make repairs or fix other issues, so selling to them at a lower price is common sence.

Customer service and quality control is a given with the food etc.Welcome to bigger pockets!

Is that a custom on Colorado?