I can't imagine ours going through such trama.

For example, when I compared it to:http://www.incomepropertiesportfolio.com/ari-prope...I see Ari Properties didn't include depreciation as a line item in their expenses.I could imagine that a huge company like Equity Residential could negotiate much better bargains with contractors and materials than I could as an individual, so their 36% operating expenses excluding depreciation seems to be in the right ballpark, in my mind.I also took a quick look at AvalonBay Communities.

I imagine there are good opportunities there with the right strategy.

We're all going to die sometime...if great things can come from my death, I can't imagine any better way to die?

Without credit I would imagine your down payment would be much larger then 20% down.

I've seen so many great designs from people on this site but I can't imagine you guys actually wrote and designed the entire project.

Imagine my drive past... 33 blank ave, 36 blank ave, 42 blank ave... wait where's 38 and 40???

I can't imagine it would near that much for simply replacing a door.What you will likely end up with is an as built detail drawing of the door and framing and the framing detail for replacing the hole.

I actually think that is a great idea and may be what I do as well because currently I live in a great luxury apartment at a great price and I couldn't imagine downgrading my living conditions to pay on a mortgage that is more than my rent.Charles, I will have to disagree with you on the conclusions you came up with.

Peter no they simply told me who ever has the cash in escrow first has the home, they said the contract means nothing, I imagine they have a clause in their contract stating this, Justin they said the contract means nothing if they come across a cash buyer before me . i don't know if this makes a difference but some of the homes still have taxes owed.