Some locations can bump up the heck out rents with new professional arrivals.

This is investing crash course 101 on tax foreclosure for me.

If he says he will be there tomorrow at 10 am, you can set your watch by his arrival.  

you have arrived at your Maximum Allowable Offer.

We each have a buy and hold and we both got our real estate license, with which we sold nothing right before the crash.

What is very troublesome to me is the length of time between submitting an application, arriving at a decision and the final date set out for payment or move out/eviction.

I’m trying to take the RE exam in December and wanted to know if anyone knows really good resources either online or books aside from crash courses to study and practice for the real estate exam?

I’m trying to take the RE exam in December and wanted to know if anyone knows really good resources either online or books aside from crash courses to study and practice for the real estate exam?

But just speaking for myself, it's been a great learning experience, and a crash course in effective property management!

If im a newer investor.  do you have to find deals at 50% arv instead of 70% arv to make a proft?  (i know those are baseline numbers numbers and there are a lot of factors that go into those arv %).