As to 2 or 3, I think any can be successful, but you can charge a lot more for a 3 and may have higher demand.

He thinks even his former area is coming back.Hey Mike, Glad to hear your colleague was successful with his Maine investment.

Am I missing a condition or shift in the marketplace where I keep running into these (by the way, I have not been successful in even one of these, and I'm not putting in garbage offers)?

Sounds like a successful start . . . keep us posted with your successes, and keep on planning those get togethers using BP!

What I have seen work successfully in the past is to specify specific breeds which are NOT allowed, like Pitbulls, Rottweilers etc as they scare the other tenants and have an outrageously larger chance of biting or causing trouble.

It sounds like you're on the right path to success.

You must be excited to meet your son for the first time.I've been looking for some real estate investors to meet and discuss problems and well as successes so we can learn from each other.

It sounds like you and your wife are off to a great start.Looking forward to hearing about your experiences and successes!

I am looking forward to connecting with investors in and out of my area, contractors, and etc. to get insight and feedback as I begin this journey.I am ready to learn, implement and be a savvy and successful investor.

If successful they retain up to 40% of the recovery as their fee.