Something about those notes on that site don't pass the bs test.

Testing counts more than my opinion.Also, consider a sequence of letters, each having a particular USP and appeal.I like to tell people to save my letter, too, because things change and, yes, circumstances do change.

Haven't tested this method but will soon.I also like to insinuate that I'm in the business of providing solutions beneficial to all parties involved so i even give them the option to list with a realtor.Tell me what you're doing to add value to the seller.

So, again, best and simplest way to learn is to spend time with someone who already knows the mortgage business, has years of experience not some guy who passed a test last year that use to sell shoes at Sears.

. , Unfortunately, the US has no official (national, at least) certification requirement, no requirement for professional training and no basic testing requirement for owner-trained service dogs.

I haven't had the mold tested but it doesn't look good.

My question is this:The A/C and Furnace are original (1992), and both seem to be working properly when we tested them.Is it worth it to replace them?

To me, it sounds like this is similar to how there's so many different opinions on the best way to mail absentee owners, where it's pretty much a matter of testing to see what works best for you as an individual.

Sold in three months after completion. aim was to test the water, so did not keep big margin, but I am happy to say that, we were able to sell at a price $40,000 more than the near by comps.If any Investor in DC/MD area like to do similar venture with me, please inbox me, I have couple of projects, where there is good possibilities to make 80 to 100K in 3 months in and out.

But if your goal is to invest in buy and hold properties far into the future, I think you'd be very pleased in retrospect if you started off with a quad instead of a duplex.If you're just trying to test the waters and see if this is something you want to do, then a duplex might be a better way to start.