This means I won't get junk leads, which is common when using Facebook ads. 

If your rents are already higher than market, and you don't have common area care included in your costs, either you're trying to squeeze every last drop of blood out of this or you are trying to make properties that don't really work, work.

We had 6 pump stations and my buddy was working at another pump when a customer tried pulling a common scam - they'd tell you to fill it, or put in 20, and then say "I told you 10, that's all I have".

It's a very common misconception but you can have other properties and still buy a primary residence FHA.

The most common flipping formula to follow is ARV x 70% - repairs = MAO (maximum allowable offer).

$10k-$0k is pretty common.

However, misunderstandings regarding Adverse Possession are common.

But the commonly heard number for ROI is 3- 5 times what you would get from a traditional long term rental.

This is a common belief, that we struggled with when we first started!

Is it common to split profits 50/50 if you've invested 90%+ of the money into the deal and they are invested 10%?