Sounds like a wild ride Brie. 

The key is working with a buyer that knows how to analyze a deal quickly and with the ability to structure a deal to close on the acquisition in a timely fashion.

It can be nearly impossible to figure out where they are getting in, they can fit thru a 1/4 inch hole and climb walls.I use peanut butter and old fashioned mousetraps until the whole family is gone - then I know I won't have little corpses in my walls, plus I see when I catch them so I know it's working.

I am not a fan of all his theories but - if you know nothing - it is a primer for only a couple hundred and you do get a bus ride through Moreno Valley and a few slices of pizza.As for discounts in the IE, no there are not any discounts.

I let it ride for 6 months before taking action to remove the extra people and the judge told me 6 months was too long to wait before saying they couldn't be there...

I feel that my old fashioned way of tracking expenses needs to come to an end.

I say this because at one point I was that realtor. 2 years ago I linked up with an investor in my local area and because he was my ONLY client I catered to him in every fashion of the game.

If they think money will solve problems, they will have a rough ride.

Our free time is spent with family, church and riding our motorcycles. 

The reality is that you learn by doing, did you learn how to ride a bike by going to a seminar?