I am now in need for 50 alarms.I am looking for an alarm that fits the following criteria: 1) 10 year battery (so tenants don't take it down when beeps for low battery, 2) Photoelectronic and not Ionization. 

As soon as a post happens that fits my criteria I get a notification for followup.

However, California interprets these provisions a bit “less narrowly” than other states, in as much as a non-listed event can still fit within a written force majeure provision if it is “unforeseeable at the time of contracting”.

(I previously posted this question on a different subforum but probably better fit here)Hey Biggerpockets community,I am looking for my first investment property and in the meantime talking to lenders, my CPA, etc to educate myself about legal and financial implications of any moves in advance.

The Army has seen fit to finally send me to my next assignment. 

Put whatever budget you have towards getting to those sellers that actually want to sell their house, instead of just owners that fit some criteria that you set up.

There is great opportunity from every angle in the Hampton Roads area.

I also find that some houses have small dirveways adn I can only fit a 6yd lugger for $420... this escalates my costs a ton.

In other words, have they been researching and looked through our information and made a conscious decision that our place looks like a good fit? 

I mean the big picture and how everything fits together.