Everyone seems to think those are awesome, an employer matching whatever tiny part.

Thanks, Chet, a junior investor Other NotesI have not filed any official complaint or sent via certified mail etc so I could bump the level up just a tiny bit before going full nuclear legal on them but need a little help in how to acomplish this correctly if I try it. 

I've heard of Pace Mobey (which seems pretty self driven with modules which isn't what I want) and the creative finance playbook by Joe and Jen Dellefave (which I'm interested in, but lacks a quantity of reviews and also is over 10k to join.)

Yes, MOST people take before and after pix now even on tiny jobs.

For example, search the forums here for a tiny glimpse on how many newer PMs/landlords complain about driving out to meet a prospect... only to be no showed or stood up by someone who had no intention or capacity to follow through from the beginning.Prescreening prospects to separate the window shoppers from those who meet and match your pre-determined, in-writing rental standards is critical to ensure you're not wasting anyone's time: theirs or yours. 

You are basically holding a tiny fraction of ownership of a publicly traded company you know a little bit about--and there is much you do not know.

I love where I live - I'll never move - but honestly there's nothing special about these "tiny towns" in the mountains.

SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

They may flatten out, or dip a tiny bit, but the market fundamentals will keep a strong price floor under where we are today.

.: Hi All, always interested in these weird, unique opportunities and this one is a property with an unpermitted "incomplete" tiny home basically.