@Joe SurberBefore making any decisions, I would have a conversation with your insurance agent, about your liability if you rent to these tenants with this dog.When I was deciding what liability limits I would require my tenants to carry in a renters insurance policy, my agent was very helpful, especially where any dogs were concerned.

The zip codes I recommend near military bases: 78218, 78109- Converse, has newer construction homes that tend to rent quickly but some of the lowest priced new homes in San Antonio.

When the results pop up, you can narrow it down to just forum conversations, members, etc.One last tip: go to NETWORK at the top of your screen and search for other investors and investment groups in your area.

We had a conversation about what he was going to do with his primary residence after moving to Florida. 

This conversation has lead to my wife and I placing an offer, getting the house under contract, and then realizing that the two houses next to it are empty and the owners want to sell.

I'm a wholesaler in Cleveland, Ohio. f I were to approach a real estate agent of a hedge fund to get them on my buyer's list, how would I have that conversation?

Then, it was up to the homeowner to go to the Assessor and dispute any potential value increase, due to illegal additions.So bottom line is ALWAYS VERIFY permit info on any property you buy, especially, if you find any discrepancies.As an Appraiser, if I am unsure if an addition or another part of an improvement (conversion, etc) is permitted (legal), then I may not give it value and explain, leaving it up to the homeowner to prove it is legal, or I may include it and explain, by using an "extraordinary assumption (EA)."

Might be worth a conversation with a Vacasa rep local to your lake house.

All lead gen is going to be high volume, low conversion generally whether it's cold calling, direct mail, door knocking, online leads.

My conversion rate is 80%+ while y'alls are LESS than 1%!!