Vacancies will occur, no matter what, for any reason or no reason at all, so I don't let them prevent me from doing business, but if I have good reason to believe someone is going to leave in the dead of winter, I see no good reason not to collect some extra money for that hassle - or let them leave in protest, and find a better tenant that wants to stay until the following spring/summer. 

:protest: no matter how crappy the property is, but then u find a seller who wants to sell, but how do u determine if that seller is motivated from beginning to end. if u guys have any scripts that you can post, that would help us big in getting us going the right direction or anyone :idea: has an proven system that works over and over again it would be a big help in getting us out of this rut and and on our ways to the next level of investing and its glorious challenges :superman: Thanks RodThe grasshopper

We will also be lobbying at the capitol on crossover day (2/28), and there are other protests and Town Hall meetings that are being planned.  

Note the offenders, cite them with a 3 day notice, they will protest that it’s not their kids’ or their trash, and replace them.

Hi,Can anyone recommend someone to help me protest/appeal my property taxes in Birmingham, AL?

:protest: Spam.

Consider what is happening in Austin recently and how local residents are protesting the higher appraisals which in turn will affect what their local governments will demand in taxes.  

This included a single family home, office building, mobile home park and a strip of land abandoned by the railroad to the prior owners.In September of 2000 I used the arms length sales contract to protest the real estate taxes and won the appeal.

In the past I protested myself but over time found the CAD appraisers are more inclined to negotiate with a tax protest company than me as an individual.

And then there are morons protesting outside the courthouse during the trial.