Ask them about the incident and how it went down (see if tenant or landlord was lying) and whether you think you should rent to them (golden question to ask).

Just make sure to cross your Ts and dot your Is and you should be golden.

Never, never, never do a CFD as a buyer, it's trouble looking for a place to happen.Once you've got 2-3 years of on time payments to this guy, and the yearly statements and cancelled checks to back them up, you will be golden.

You may get lucky and catch a deal on the front side and most of the time with ANY marketing technique you will need to consistently do it for possibly months to see results.There is not one "golden" way to find deals, but there are a couple dozen "silver" ways.

The real estate litigation attorney even if you just get some legal advice for a few hours is golden.

However, I did learn through my research that in WA state you cannot do a simultaneous closing but are allowed to do a double closing so that was a good golden nugget.Basically, does anyone here have a good title company they would recommend?

Don't forget to load up on your key man policy and golden parachute as CEO, lease a new Caddy while you're at it.

Andrew,House looks good, I like the back wall in the bath (Great idea) and the painted cabs off the shelf at HD - then jazz em up with crown etc. is golden $$$.

I want to stop working someday and thus I won't kill the golden goose.

They are much more difficult to manage than rentals (in my experience).However, if you are detail orientated, highly systematic and follow-up on every single issue every single time - they are highly scalable and can be very profitable.But the golden rule is:You absolutely have to know what you are doing - PERIOD