@Elizabeth Aguilera I came across their add on the internet as well.

lol There is A LOT of STR noise on the internet, so there shouldn't be any expensive secrets. 

and if you don't have an llc - make one and take off everything you did set up that unit up including but not limited to (staff/contractors you pay, all renovations, all linens, all supplies, all gas you used to drive back and fourth, all phone bills for that year, all internet for you and for the tenant, the cable charge) - you will get a nice happy refund at tax season :) Good Luck!

It's known investment of 20% and above is Ponzi and would be very fast liquidated.known investment of 20% and above is Ponzi and would be very fast liquidated.Madoff for example does't open his fund to everyone but use a feeder fund, in this instance, Norada is the feeder fund and may receive kickback/commision from the Lopez guy.For me it's very transparent Ponzyyy just by opening their website, there're thousand of warning spread out of internet.

That means no cable tv, no cellphone, no Starbucks, no streaming series, heck, no internet, (though you can rent a vhs tape or two per week.), eating out once or two meals a week at a fast food joint and once or twice a month at the fancy place.

.: @Remington Lymanwould you agree that success is not going to come from sitting on the Internet, looking at random MLS listings from random agents? 

I do not wish to waste my time watching videos,searching the internet for how tos and what I should be doing.

The installation company becomes the utility, they own the equipment and lease it to you like your internet provider with the router. 

Especially in Iowa when it is 0 degrees and 30 mile per hour winds.These properties we are doing have the Teak component, but they all have secondary values with locations, building sites, phone/internet reception, water, palm trees, fruit trees etc. 

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