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The most important thing is to have boots on the ground who can show up to sellers appointments and have people who know the intricacies of the neighborhoods where you are buying so you can gauge ARV's and offer prices effectively.

In the PM, you can select "Report Spam" and we will get it.

That turned out to be incorrect, but not necessarily 'overpaying' In my experience, you cannot effectively self administer commercial leases.

Analyze (on computer) a few properties, select a few that meets criteria, setup viewing (all in 1 day to kill several birds with 1 stone).

The business effectively ran itself and he was making a great ROI.

@Harrison Aakre You get good deals by looking at a lot of deals, being very selective with the ones that you seriously pursue, and then negotiating well. 

@Nicky Reader while I am a firm believer in the effectiveness of neti (autocorrect just corrected neti to meth) pots, you need to make sure that the water that is being used is clean.

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If condo beware if the condo assessment that may not be a lien yet but they can lien later.I had taken deed in lieu in Florida but my attorneys prepared a settlement agreement and also has inserted a language into the deed that it will not merge into the title held by my Co; said mortgage shall continue in full force and effect until satisfied by my Co.