Without knowing condition or amenities like granite countertops vs formica they can throw you off.

Some other investors in the area have mentioned that good flips are getting tougher to come by (the redemption period throws a wrench in things sometimes), but I think as far as rentals there is still plenty to work with, especially if Section 8 is an option.

The seller's expenses won't be your expenses in the long run, so I recommend throwing them out and coming up with a new set of numbers based upon how you would operate the asset.

RE Agents will throw their clients under the bus for 6%.

I also posted a sign that said remove your items tonight and I will not throw anything away.Alot of times when squarters see a new owner and that they are going to be bothered they will move on.

I could out my radius but I think that would throw my comps off for the most part.

Fear says, "I'm afraid if I don't buy something now, I'll be left out of the market" and later, "If I find someone who'll tell me what I should do, I'll just throw money at this problem and it will be fixed, so I can start making money."

I don't see any type of deal where the HML can make money from a Buy & Hold property unless I am going to refinance after a year with a conventional lender - and we all know how hard that is on investment properties...can you please throw me some hints and ideas here to set me up on the right track?

Not a problem if you have two homes sitting on an acre, but if you've got two homes within a stone's throw of each other, the setbacks may not offer much wiggle room.

Who's not to say that a week, a month, or a year from now, whatever the case may be, one of their kids clogs a drain by throwing a toy, some clay, or who knows what else down a drain.