My "sporting goods" business takes some bucks for inventory...sometimes 32,33,34k for one item.

I think it will be a good solid long term property and it is a great location for me personally (5 minutes from my house, 15 minutes from where my kids attend school, and walking distance to my favorite Mexican restaurant).I have been able to trim operating expenses over $250 per month so far and think I'll potentially be able to trim them another $200 or so per month within the next month or so.

For some reason our society changed the arrangement from working six days and resting on the seventh to working five days and watching sports the other two.

Even as a seasoned investor, it's one of my favorite ways to find houses.

My favorite cashflow neighborhoods: Cheviot, White Oak, Monfort Heights, Miami Township, Lockland, Reading.

Hey @Brent Coombs Auctions are by far my favorite way of finding high quality cash buyers.

Look for a kids sports team that wants to do a fundraising opportunity.A football team full of kids can easily put up a couple hundred signs in an hour or two.Marching bands are good too.

SanAntonio is probably my favorite place to go.  

My favorite multi-family buildings are the Mathews Flats in the Ridgewood North and South Historic Districts. 

A sports car was looking pretty good this summer until I decided to put that money into another deal!