Their biggest money makers are household appliances, and since nobody is wanting to sell their homes right now, that means nobody is moving, which means nobody is going to be buying new stuff for their house, which means GE's biggest seller is not selling like it should, which means I made a mistake.

It is a VERY comprehensive basic real estate course and probably the starting point for more successful investors than any other course.

Its mostly things people make from household items.

. / median household income / median house price for this community, not the entire city.It is much more difficult to "flip" the house in today's market due to the lending crunch so buyers are fewer and further between.If you can get enough rent to positively cash flow the home, rent it for at least a year.

Landscape cost, especially tree trimming of large trees.While not a comprehensive list, by controlling cost you can do better than the average of expense to income ratios for your area.

One thing to think about is that for a good decade or two a successful household had to have two incomes.

Or, stay put.There's 3 adults in our household: 1 can't find work, 1 works part-time.

This is from all the information I've gathered over multiple hours studying and reading, and is by no means meant to be a comprehensive guide.

But it is worth trying; where are values compared to LONG term trends, Where is pricing relative to rents, where are prices relative to household income and affordability?

This was a fairly comprehensive rehab, so I dont *anticipate* anything significant other than tenant turnover or goodness forbid another eviction.