I suggest changing to a new password at least eight characters in length with uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

Both uses are correct, and I would argue that the best way to tell the difference would be that the investment style (noun) should perhaps be capitalized - but that would required everyone on BP to adhere to the same grammatical rules, and that's just not how forums work ;)What you're talking about would be a more DIY approach, wherein you buy a (lower-case) turnkey property and then find your own PM, not an (upper-case) Turnkey investment where one company does everything from scouting to rehab to management, all under one roof.Hope that helps!

That will help people get to know you.Also, don't type in all uppercase...it's hard to read sometimes.Best wishes!

Also because he "might" leave at anytime...winter included, you should ask for a copy of his current orders (they will look like blocks of uppercase text) this will give to a good view of where he might be going and where he came from.I hope you are not just looking at his credit report and his bank statements as this is what I think I am reading.

Highly recommend you post in all lower case AS UPPER CASE IS NASTY TO READ AND ON THE INTERNET IS LIKE YELLING!

., but for over a decade that I've driven past it they still haven't wiped the sharpie or paint off the sign that makes the upper case 'E' appear as an 'F'.

@David Mora - suggest you don't post in upper case; it's considered shouting.In CA, title companies now tend to pass when memorandums are encountered.

These buyers didn't need to be convinced that we did good work (they or their agent saw our first house and liked it) and knew that the house likely would NOT be around forever (they lost out on the first one) -- so they made quick and competitive offers....J Scott - I believe there is a typo in the quoted snippet, with my correction inserted in uppercase bold; correct me if I'm wrong :)

The notice must be conspicuous and printed in 14-point boldface type or 14-point uppercase typewritten letters, and must include on a separate page the statement:NOTICEYOU ARE NOT COMPLYING WITH THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT TO BUY YOUR PROPERTY.

You might be tempted because it means that you can get more message on the signs because using 3" lower case means 6" upper case which takes up lots of room.