In my contract , once materials are on the jobsite , they belong to the customer .  

I have posed the question to our senior underwriting staff regarding if a customer of ours moves the property into an LLC after we closed a loan, would this trigger the due on sale clause?

In order to get good reviews and provide great customer service you have to be extremely responsive. 

(That said, the quarterly billing thereafter isn't cheap, for new customers.)

However, the tenant (the customer) doesn't seem to get much out of the RE business.Now, I know many of us will argue that the value our tenants get, is the opportunity to live in our properties, but surely there is more value that we add than just providing a roof over their heads.Thus, if you as an investor, believe that your business practices and investments are adding value to all the stakeholders involved, then please share.

The new med school is next to the popular UNLV Dental School, too - with even more grad students looking for nice,  student housing!

They do this so you have no way of distributing a competitor's service to the tenants.Another issue arises when the bulk provider fails to deliver adequate customer service, and every telecom provider will.

Kim, Keith, Kelly and the rest of that team care a ton about making sure folks have a great experience, so please give them a chance.Going to the county to get public records is only free if you value your time at $0/hr. 90% of the records we offer in CA aren't available online and require an in person visit.I would have reached out directly, but we don't actually have anyone registered as a customer with a first name containing Will and last name starting with F in southern CA.

Trying to create a metaphor here based on the popular Reddit Question: "Would you rather fight 100 duck-sized horses or 1 horse sized duck" and draw parallels to apartment vs. single family home investing.

I'm curious what methods are popular for determining how much to rent out rooms for.