Hi everyone,This issue has been weighing heavily on my mind lately. 

So many investors focus heavily on acquisition and turnover, but it’s amazing how far prompt communication and a few small gestures at renewal can go toward keeping quality tenants in place.Vacancy might be one of the biggest killers of cash flow, but with a proactive approach like the one you’ve outlined, it’s also one of the most preventable.Appreciate you sharing this!

The fundamentals here are really strong—population is growing fast, job growth is steady, and we’ve got massive companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, LG, Microsoft, and more investing heavily in the region.

Speaks heavily accented english.

As far as Scotch goes, I really prefer the full-bodied, heavily-peated stuff from Islay and my favorite is the Lagavulin 16.

Wholesalers thrive here, but knowing how to filter the good ones saves you time and money.I’ve been investing heavily in Memphis rentals for years (with a strong focus on Section 8 as well), so if you’d like some insight into which neighborhoods perform best or how to connect with vetted contractors/property managers, happy to share.

I love OH and invest there heavily, even though I’m an out of state‘er (in North Carolina).

I'm investing heavily right now in Central Asia but state side -- I'm looking into mobile home parks and apartment buildings.

:Purchased with a conventional loan (pretty sure I’m maxed out on financing this way now, especially with little income to show).Invested heavily up front: conferences, bootcamps, small groups, professional designer for full setup, studied comps, professional photographer, priced strategically/dynamic pricing.I work two jobs (foreclosure auctions + hotel), so hospitality is something I genuinely love and plan to stick with long-term.              

Outbound is already heavily regulated.