Maybe once I get my feet wet I'll think about handling management but for now I want to keep things as low maintenance as humanly possible.

Our company has chosen not to accept any type of government subsidy though I have spoken with many investors who speak very highly of the programs due to the guaranteed rent.

Human nature and it's very naive.Simon made me laugh, it's not illegal, my mentor does it!

It's human nature.The big issues with credit cards are chargebacks, and the big issue with ACH is similar (60 days with Fed Regulation E).

As with any piece of software created by humans, nothing works 100% perfectly 100% of the time.

It's human nature.

You can try thrift shops and Habitat for Humanity Restores, too.I think Karen Margrave is thinking of "twin long" beds.

For me the pros & cons of having it all on one-page are:Pros:- Easier to maintain and manage- Cheaper- Establish authority quickly- Unified front/messaging- Some people may like to see that I'm an actual, real human beingCons:- Seeing the nitty-gritty details may turn off some sellers- May be slightly confusing to navigate if all you want is a "squeeze page"Like I said, I'd love some feedback on those who both blog and have a significant online lead acquisition strategy.

I commend you for your sacrifices for the greater good of the human race.Once you can buy into better quality properties most investors I know do not want war zones unless say it represents 5% to 10% of their entire portfolio and they will dump it fast if it gives them problems without adversely affecting their net worth.

Had you chosen not to renew the lease as we discussed in December we were planning on updating both items prior to relisting it for rent.