If I was me in your shoes...I would certainly be interested in this project as well, however, barring a major problem at inspection, I would think about the fact that the owner possibly claims low expenses due to deferred maintenance.

I will be one of those coming out smelling like roses.

For newbie advice, those who are in markets where sales prices rose faster than rents, they can make a good deal on the right property and be below that 50% rule.

Doesn't matter if its houses or shoes.

We all learned what we know from someone else.We learned to tie our shoes.

Don't walk in there with jeans and tennis shoes.

Dept store cards typically have the highest rates, worst fees, worst penalties and if you can only use them at dept stores they tend to create situations where people buy items (clothes, shoes, electronics) that they cannot afford.

Can you imagine no designer clothes - just being happy to have shoes on your feet even if they are 3 sizes too big?

Industrial properties remained in third place, while hotels dropped into fifth place and retail rose into the fourth slot.Hope these helps, if you more questions please let me know..Thanks.

But someone in my shoes and the drive to make a deal happen, I am going to look at every possible way even if it may look stupid to some.