Section 8 tenants are a bit of a mixed bag.

The garbage is overflowing with empty fast food bags.

Once you let the cat out of the bag, you can't get it back in.  

Mixed Bag, Mostly Bad This post is specific to the training and coaching program offered by KC. 

Just like when I was bagging groceries in 1970  if I could make 10 bucks an hour what would I do with all that money :)  I just find it funny that 10k is the number Not 12k not 15k not 20k etc etc.

There is a whole other world of financing "tricks" in the bag that you're missing out on by referring to an option as being creative, you don't need to be a Chief Financial Officer to employ creative methods, you do have to understand applicable financing laws and conventional methods before you can get there. :)    

@Sam Erickson  I know it goes against the BP grain.. but when your in a market that has so few 3P sales the last thing is letting people know about it.. next thing you know some money bags shows up and starts buying every deal and you never get another one.. this happened to many of us in Atlanta.. and of course I was a carpet bagger from Orygun.. but I was buying 3 to 6 a month in Atlanta for our portfolio the next thing Blackstone and other hedges show up and bid everything up and we were put out of business as fast as we started I think I got to partake for about 6 months.. ended up buy 54 homes. when If the competition had stayed low key and local I would still be at it..

Is it best to spend the extra money on the higher end appliances since the rest of the house already has them and it would be odd as a rental with a mixed bag of appliances? 

Good job guys on uncovering these dirt bags.

PGI was great, but now he is either too busy or just doesn't care about running his company, and I am stuck holding the bag to figure out how to transfer an existing 401k plan as well as deal with an angry ex that doesn't have her money.