Then you must click on it to select it, that is how someone gets tagged and will be notified of the fact (otherwise it's just a text).

For the smaller companies speed and service will be the competitive advantage they rely on to obtain and retain customersOne point that was raised in the article that I found interesting was...

Although this seller reports all of the tenants pay their rents on time ( and I do believe him) we screen our tenants differently and I tend to be more select so I'm not sure I'd like him to be the one screening and replacing tenants.  

@Rollan DizonI would be a little more aggressive and take advantage of the low interest rates and leverage up.  

I recently selected a tenant who worked at a local college, after she passed the background check, in part because her source of income is not correlated with the local economy.This type of analysis should still be completed for investors in large urban areas with diverse employment opportunities for tenants.

Bigger Pockets is an amazing resource and I can't wait to take advantage of all that it has to offer.From the little I know thus far, I want to start wholesaling and doing lease options before getting in to multi-family buy and hold.I work as a software developer right now.

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Trouble doing business with people who are willing to break the law when it's to their advantage....is that you never know when it will be to your disadvantage.To be clear, bandit signs are not a gray area.

Combining a reverse exchange with repositioning a portfolio geographically and taking advantage of combining sec 1031 with your primary residence exclusion - There's some awesomely savvy moves you're contemplating.  

It's a huge advantage, if you like to travel, that most overlook.