My occupancy level for the year of available dates (meaning not including down time for repairs/maintenance/other unavailable dates) is 43%.

I negotiate move in date and and make an offer to rent contingent on a successful background check and then take first month's rent and security deposit within 2 business days of a successful background check (I generally allow one business day to get background check done).

If you’re a landlord or investor, take a serious look at your lease end dates.

Do you send payouts on a set date?

Faster adjustments mean more tours in week one and fewer stale days.

They hold in-person meetings and on-site rehab project tours at least once a month, which can be insightful — especially for getting a feel for how others structure and manage flips.Also, since you’ve done some wholesaling, there’s a good chance the end buyers on those deals were flippers.

We just wrapped up one of our favorite projects to date—a full BRRRR execution on a three-property lakefront rental package in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

So, if I am understanding this correctly - it essentially reads that if a service member has lived in the home for the qualified amount of time (i.e. at least 24 months or 730 days) and is called on official orders forcing him or her to move (more than 50 miles from their home), the individual "suspend" the 5-year holding period leading up to the date of the sale by 10 years, correct? 

If you have them e-sign they are never going to read more than date and rent amount.

I did notice the physician had an expiry date on the letter and when I checked the registry it seemed legit.