I went to library school but now it is called information studies or something fancy like that.

I live in Davis, CA, where my husband and I just bought our dream home in June 2014 after selling our first home in Berkeley, CA that we owned for just 2 years...we had put in 3.5% with an FHA loan and eloped instead paid for a fancy wedding (much to the disapproval of my mother-in-law).

Some people think this should not be called "investing", but rather "speculating", but others seem to be quite successful at it.On the other hand, there are parts of the country (midwest, rustbelt) where people routinely hit the 2% rule and therefore tend to cash-flow quite well.  

And that the author recommended saying something like RENT = 1300EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT = 300EARLY PAYMENT MEANS 15 DAYS before rent is due.There for, if the tenant routinely pays the rent 15 days prior to its due date, then they get a discount ....The other upsides are that the SECURITY DEPOSIT and LAST MONTHS rents quantity is higher.Is anyone doing this?

It boils down to do you want to buy space on a big ship going to fancy places?

It has become a "no brainer" to use this document because it contains most high-use cases that tenants and landlords routinely face.

How do you think their office got so fancy?

@Omar Khan haha I was just telling someone we had a manufactured home in a "fancy" mobile home park listed for $299K in my town just a month or so ago, I should look up if and what it sold at.

Get yourself a fancy CRM system to handle all that precious investor data.

No pictures, no fancy logo's, matte or uncoated finish (no gloss).