As a landlord I want to treat every tenant the same, serve notices timely and be prepared to evict treating everyone equally.

But, also be prepared to be interviewed.

This should prepare you for jumping into that first investment.

I'm in the process of preparing my first batch of direct mail slated to go out the first week of January.

My closing attorney said that he wasn't sure I gave him enough time to prepare for closing.

We are definietely planning on using the unit personally quite a bit off of the high season of Jan-April, as we live 60 miles away.We currently have a renter in line for the $2500 per month for March and April 2013.I am prepared for the negative cash flow, with maybe the $8-10k in rent per year to offest some.

Otherwise, you are fully prepared to enforce their lease.

I have been caught off-guard by sellers quoting the zillow value and its helpful to be prepared to discuss that value as its what they may have "lodged in the mind" - as well the useful discussion of ARV vs.

Be prepared to have the Building Owners Name or Company name, address of the building, and if you can get it - the permit # from the local city or county.

He mentions it but I don't feel like he prepares the listener up-front to expect and incur those costs.