I have chosen to wholesale property since my credit is shot, I have no available funds, and I live paycheck to paycheck.

Is it proper or even expected that one then inform those NOT chosen that someone else was hired?

Feel free to PM me with any questions.I will have to say that you have chosen the wrong entity for the type of business you are running.

Yes, they are being charged a late fee, supposedly, per their lease however my PM has chosen to not collect it one month and these last 2 months I don't know what he's doing.

Maybe you could share with everyone why you've chosen to focus on subject-to and mobile homes?

In the end, I could have chosen blogs or marketing pieces from almost anywhere in the country.

This will likely save even experienced investors a good bit of time and money, and they may consider your property when otherwise that might have chosen not to deal with bringing in their own specialists.

Originally posted by Archie Knuckles:Land development and/or self storage...Sure, this or any RE investment strategy could be recommended, the key factor here is the investor's knowledge and experience with a specific RE investment and the point all are trying to make is that no matter which startegy that is chosen, one must first understand what they are investing in and how to properly and profitably perform the task.

Clearly, she has the resources to pay her bills, but has chosen to avoid responsibility.

Given the market in the Metro Detroit area, I have chosen to rent out a 3/2 condo that I own.