Don’t fall for the red line that looks close to a 3 or 4% drop occasionally.

Personally I have a no dog policy but we occasionally make exceptions if it’s a small breed.

At least the really bad analyses are good for some occasional entertainment.I also had a wholesaler once...or maybe they were just an outright scammer...who wanted me to make my earnest money check payable to them instead of to the title company. 

If she seriously is going to go for it I have flash cards and a "dummies" book she can have free.

I do however occasionally like to take a trip to the beach and hear the waves rolling in.

I am open to other locations if it meets my criteria, ideally I'd like to invest somewhere I wouldn't mind visiting occasionally and a little closer to CA would be preferable.It's a challenge to invest out of my market, in a place I don't live and I am looking to Bigger Pockets members, forum posts and podcasts to figure the process out and find a property!

Most tenants pay using the link in the e mail, some have set up automatic payments, and occasionally someone will click on the pay link on my website to pay rent or an app fee.I am not ok with $3/ transaction fee that other companies are charging, and Cozy looks tempting but tedious.  

This category also includes will contests where the validity of a certain will is challenged, sometimes over subsequent or prior testamentary documents or alterations and even death-bed requests.Title problems occasionally snag estate for some time.

Saying there are no RE cops says you don't have a clue about the RE industry, those who play by the rules and carry on legally and ethically have reason enough to turn in those who don't.I am the one who said 'there are no RE cops' and I suppose I should clarify that there are no Real Estate Peace officers riding around in Crown Vics with flashing lights to different open houses in my town.  

Some of the occupants use them as vacation/occasional use, others are PTs, and some are full timers.