All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

With a cash offer the closing is more than likely going to close. When you have a financed offer there is a chance that maybe the property will not appraise high enough. There are many more ways for a fianced deal to fall through. Cash is king!

Thanks for all of your thoughts. I am going to use this on one of the houses now. I will let you all know how it works out.

Just heard about a product called pex. Just wondering if anyone has used this product. From what I have found is that it is cheaper than copper and more expensive than plastic. Let me know the good and bad of this product.

This is the best one. I evicted a lady and left the court house where she gave me the keys. I drove over to the house to check on it to only find all the windows open in the middle of winter. The gas was still in her name. She really got me didn't she. LOL!

For me the hard part is I have a good paying job. I don't like the fact that if I want that job it will have to be on 2nd shift. I have many rental properties but they are not all paid for. When they are paid for this game is over.

Thanks for all of your answers! It looks like I will have to stay at the J-ustO-verB-roke for now until more houses are paid for.

I don't know if this is in the right place or not. My question is when were you able to give up your job and just take care of your properties full time? Is there some rule of thumb to use in determining when you should be able to call it quits?

Matthew,

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