Please excuse my grammar, but here are some details about it.

One thing that really helps is to make sure your grammar, vocabulary and speaking skills are absolutely top-notch.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sorry for the poor grammar.

So I guess that covers the basics with some extra details and poor grammar thrown in for good measure.

Though that only works for peeps that can grow a full beard.The best and only thing you can do is know your stuff.Work on your writing skills for starters.For example, the grammar in your thread title is off.

Excuse my poor grammar/lack of proof reading RevisedDon’t know what you plan on doing with residential homes but find someone is doing something similar.

Louis is horrible for a long term appreciation play unless you buy into an up and coming area which will cost your a premium up front and lower your Cash on Cash return hoping for appreciation on the exit.I am typing this over lunch so I am not re-reading this or checking for grammar.

"Correspondence" and "Grammar"  :pgotta practice what you preach @Jay Hinrichs!

Believe me, I am anything but the grammar police but this is a word that I always gravitate towards in real estate because it means so many different things to different people.

I would work on your grammar if you are in fact going to court regarding the eviction.