It may seem like you're simply spinning your wheels but soon you'll gain traction and will move forward.

Going a step further on that, as was touched on margins have grown by mind-boggling head-spinning factors that everyone in the trades would have said is absolutely impossible just 18 months ago.

@Owen SchwaegerleI actually did an analysis for someone in that area this past month.Please read my Member Blog under Education on "site selection".For a quick spin, do the following:a. 

We live in a desert and the water employee thought nothing of saying that a rental of mine with a $300 water bill for one month had a water meter that hadn’t stopped spinning in 45 days....what did they think we were doing with the water suddenly?)

IMO, disclosure requirements do not put you at a disadvantage (I spin it as a positive verses "weekend wholesalers").If you both want the option to represent retail sales then you'd both need a license. 

We feel strongly about pursuing this route however, I think the numbers/risk/options of all of it makes our heads spin if we think about it too much.

The washing machine quit spinning, they said it was the transmission and they were going to bring me a new one.

Kenneth LaVoie, I agree with Jon and Josh, except for one thing: you want to advertise where your customers are looking.I personally advertise only with a sign in the yard, and on postlets, which gets sent out to hotpads, etc, and I post the postlets ad on craigslist, which gets me most of my responses. so all of this is free.However, if your customer base doesn't have computers, and doesn't have web access, you are spinning your wheels.

You can't know unless you sit with their P&L in hand and see what they see.Point is, many folks spend a whole lot of time spinning their wheels on deals that will go no where.

possibally will be new landlord ,have opp. to purchase, trade inhertence for two rental houses . dont know if its a good deal, would like to talk to someone about it . great site head is spinning with all the info