Not necessarily looking for a CD that locks up money for 24/36 months, but rather a fluid account that yields better interest than a standard money market that gets 0.02% interest.  

Using a 2 year lease will not lengthen a tenants stay and will normally result in them having to brake their lease, usually with no notice, which will increase your turn over costs not reduce them. 

Its quick moving, its fluid, and its not as structured as other strategies.

Anyway, I went in yesterday morning and discovered that the shelf in the cupboard next to the sink is badly bowed from fluid damage.

It is the team you build, particularly the property manager as they can make or brake your business.

Many seem to have some sort of mental "braking-mechanism" that stops them from doing the very thing they need in order to succeed: ASKING.If you want help, asking is the thing that triggers helping hands to take action.

Earlier this year I posted about another deal that didn't fly and why I viewed it as a success. This time the story is a little different but a success just the same.

Last time around we went under contract ...

Getting nicks a bruises can happen to anybody in this business, experience is what keeps you from braking a leg.

The latest incident was him complaining about his neighbors brakes squeeking when he's parking at night.

At 1% if you are financing < 15 years with no property management and vacancy of 3%, its a looser at best it brakes even otherwise it is subsidizing someone to live there.