Anyways, I really don't facebook, myspace (if it still exist), linkedin, or any of that crap.

Felony crimes are yet another website to search.And in PA, there is a separate "Megan's Law" site for sex offender searches.And never forget to use Google - you'd be surprised what shows up in their MySpace (especially now that few are going there to maintain) and Facebook sites.So, I can sometimes look in lots of places to vet a tenant application.

I would provid a GC service to the public, to the ones like single moms, elderly people, or anyone, that either don't have the means, or attempt a DYI then remember me on the way home, etc......I'd solicit all my suppliers too, charge them to have another place to put their products in, and maybe rent them one of my spaces.

I appreciate the advice, but truthfully I am more of a private need my space all to myself type person.Originally posted by Teal Williams:I read through quite a few of the posts on this thread, but not all of them.

I'd rather have more control over my space than the ability to dump and run.I guess the question is; what are you going to do with all this money you save?

I want to live on one of these lots, and I value my space (hence the reason for only 5 lots).

That doesn't mean that I expect them to do well forever, nor does it mean that just because I picked a winner stock that I am somehow an intelligent investor that is capable of picking future winning stocks.Enjoy your ride with Facebook stock while it lasts, sure it's price is through the roof today, but what happens when the next faddish social media site comes out and suddenly Facebook is the new Myspace? 

My space was less than 0.08% of the total market because I was a specialist.

Should I be looking for a unit that cash flows positive while I occupy, or is it standard to sometimes pay a small amount until I can cash out re-fi into another property or move out and rent my space.

Should I be looking for a unit that cash flows positive while I occupy, or is it standard to sometimes pay a small amount until I can cash out re-fi into another property or move out and rent my space.