(Adopted 1/93)This guy never informed you about a huge deal that he was related to the seller, and in his later correspondence he relied on that relationship to try and influence you.

Dear BP Community,3 months and 1 RSI later (true story) I am happy to share with you the complete analysis of the Famous Four section of the first 365 Real Estate podcasts, which corresponds to the 7th anniversary of the show (January 2013-2020).

Its a simple mental change, but profound effect.Also an update: I am 2 months into a 6 month marketing campaign of "test" letters that I wrote personally after reading Claude Hopkins, System's Business Correspondence, and Robert Collier.

The original property management company was ok with correspondence, but as a month went by, I started to "bug" them a little more, asking how the lease up was coming. 

You think that you hired a specialist and are paying for the corresponding quality, while in reality you might have some under-trained, unmotivated and unsupervised anonymous data entry clerk doing the work, full of costly mistakes and cut corners.Often, low-cost CPAs get overwhelmed with the amount of work they take, resulting in rushed poor quality product and mediocre (or worse) service.

Often when I've corresponded with lawyers I've been told its all about the wording of a contract that can hinder or help you.  

The color scale corresponds to the values for each respective metrics and indicated the desirability (green is better, red is worse)  Link to MA Cities SpreadsheetHope this helps! 

But there are many areas that simply do not correspond.

I found this information in the on of the forums that @Anthony Thompson referred me to:Originally posted by @Michael Plaks:@Andy J. and @Alik LevinYour confusion comes from mixing together these two completely separate issues:personal deduction on Schedule Abusiness deduction on Schedule E (rentals) or C (flips)If your loan is used for investment/business purposes, the interest is fully deductible against the corresponding property on Schedule E or C.

@Mandi Ewart This sounds like a terrible experience.