At a 6% cap, you're only getting 6% cash on cash.I don't know what the market is like in Grand Junction.

I could have skipped two, but did not understand the way the timing had to work out in order to do so and ended up making a payment prior to the closing...I still would have had to come to closing with the interest portion of that payment, so it wasn't a big deal - maybe lost 50 bucks in the grand scheme of things.

Reprinting is also a great option and rustoleum makes a great appliance paint.Bathrooms are even easier, by using moderately priced materials it's easy to do a makeover for less than a grand that looks great.

One guy came out and measured the roof and then looked at me and said, "How about six grand?"

That got rejected they said they need it a lot closer.So I went up another grand and am waiting for a reply.

Selling so low that a wholesaler could mark up a few grand and a bottom-fishing investor could still get a cash-flowing property.

Keeping it simple also means don't drill down so deep into your vision or make it so grand that you end up showing that you have unreasonable expectations.

Their peso is valuable and I've seen LOTS of buyers from Monterey buying in rio grande valley.

Hi Heather,I am also in the same boat, as I have 5 units back in Grand Rapids, Michigan, when I joined the Navy in 2010 and moved away.

I am going to give it 12 months strong…110% Let's see where it takes me, Sept of 2013 (End of Year Documentary) Is it going to be a GRAND Year of course… I expect the best...