Tenants say a bunch of things and follow through on a few.I would congratulate and send a restaurant gift card of say 25 or 50 bucks when they close on their house.Just because you are family DOES NOT mean you can enter someone's private residence without their consent.I can see where they were upset and it's an invasion of privacy and a safety and security issue.I would take the high road and put emotion out of it.Good karma sometimes gets good karma back but bad karma will most certainly give you a confrontation and a bad outcome most of the time.

I look at Japan where government debt is a higher as a percentage of GDP and monetary polocy and flight to safety has kept rates and inflation low for decades.

If they really are cooking meth, and you can smell chemicals, you are too close for safety.

I emailed an invitation to a ticket winner Demond Bradford as someone I know and have met personally to take that third, essentially fourth with me included.

My only critique would be that the house is essentially cut in half with bedrooms on one side and the living areas/kitchen on the other. 2 would be my third choice.

Essentially this becomes another aspect of the architect’s design criteria one has to consider.

Talking to the loan officer first is essential -- I always want to know what I can afford before researching actual neighborhoods and homes.

The downside is that they don't have safety features that a modern furnace does, and in the words of one furnace expert, when they fail, they can fail spectacularly.

Essentially, the posters here are trying to stop you from giving money to people that are selling hope and delivering little.

I was hoping you guys can share some good books that'll help obtain the essentials and/or foundation for real estate investing.Please help BP communityThanks in Advance