For the chain link , a lot of people like fences, keep the kids and dogs in and people out. 

I had problems with kid's damaging a building and throwing eggs and smashing pumpkins and a couple dummy cameras and a couple signs "smile you're on camera" has stopped all the problems for about a year now.

If your buyers are going to be landlords, you need to determine what the typical criteria for landlords in that area, and then be able to buy the property cheap enough that you can resell to landlords based on that criteria.For example, if most landlords in that area are looking for deals that will generate 10% cash-on-cash returns, you need to buy the property for a price that will allow you to sell to a landlord at a price where he can make his 10% return (with enough left over for your fee).Without knowing what your buyers are looking for, it's impossible to know what the right price for you to buy is (and therefore how much to offer the seller).Does that make sense?

It is so irritating when small kids do it, but you soon realize how complex some topics are. 

Can the kids of the elders afford it? 

If you kid yourself with a high selling price, you'll over pay for the property and spend too much on renovations and lose money on the deal.

I am trying hard to find time to learn this as part of my daily work, 2 kids and filmmaking learning curve.

Anyways, the 4 college kids don’t bring in enough income so I’m requiring them to have co-signers but one of the co-signers refuses to give me his social security number and refuses to give me a copy of his driver’s license or the driver’s license number.

I had a meeting for one of my kids clubs at our house back in May for a parade float, the other parents followed us home to see the float.

Turns out the parents were away and the kids lit candles.