It is old enough to have been translated from English.The BRIC economies are well known to folks who have worked at investment banks.

This is not a good structure and a recent court case pierced a single member LLC stating that the single member LLC was simply an alter eqo of the owner.

It's impossible to know what interest rates will do in the future, of course, and if they go down it can translate into a big profit for you.4.

I will pull this off via my own marketing, utilizing bandit signs, newspaper ads, a voicemail prescreening system, website, and networking within my local REI club.1: Acquire knowledge necessary to understand what is and what is not a deal, understand how to best translate a seller's situation into something that I can profit from and they find agreeable.Right now I am at stage 1, as you have probably guessed.

It can also NOT "materially alter" the original bargain--in otherwords you can't, for example prohibit parking in the driveway.

3) full carpet replacement (home is 1,474 sq ft)4) interior and exterior paint work needed (home built in 1940)5) needs vinyl windows (there are 12-15 windows)6) some wall areas need to be re-sheet rocked due to holes made from previous owner(s)7) basement ceiling is low and should be lifted (room to be lifted another 6")8.) need insulation and sheet rock in basement to cover foundation area to turn into a potential family room area9) new kitchen cabinets10) appliances (washer/dryer/stove/dishwasher/fridge)11) new kitchen countertops12) update bedroom closets13) install regular sized door and doorways for 3 bedrooms14) new front and back door15) turn upstairs into a master suite... knock out a few walls and alter 2 bedrooms upstairs to a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and an attached master bathroom16) landscape and curb appeal17) stairs are kind of steep leading upstairs... don't know if could be changed?

Translated this means you could make a fair bit of money from the cash flow but you will never see home runs from appreciation.

I am guessing nobody wants to give an answer that could have life altering consequences for you :DHowever your last comment sorta answered your own question.

New question....Do you let your tenants "alter" their apartment in any way such as paint, wallpaper, shelves?

I have them translated into every modern language with offers queued up, but haven't had the time to test and optimize them yet...this part does take time, effort, and focus.