And I think it is imperative to at least learn the market you are trying to get into as well as to physically look at the property if at all possible.

Even though it physically did not come from any of your bank accounts, it represents money you have invested in the property.

I recently started a home improvement company - albeit mostly to get my sparsely-employed-as-of-late-contractor-boyfriend off the couch..( He is great at what he does, not so at sales, marketing, follow up, paperwork, keeping books, which I am now handling, along with some light assistance to actual physical work)...Anyway I'm starting my first rehab shortly and was planning to just do the work (it's a light job) between he, I and maybe another guy we know.

I come from a science background, and I understand it deeply in physics and astronomy.

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Once I see which ones compare by physical characteristics, I then try to find them on the MLS to get detailed information.Good Luck!

Anyways...You know when you want something really-really bad, you have almost physical desire – it seems to sit somewhere under your heart and you can feel it.

He never took physical possesion of the property, never paid a lease payment according to the lease agreement, never returned the signed documents and never took responsibility of being the landlord.

Right now, I am going to school for Massage Therapy, but being as that is a very physical job, I would only work about 20 hours a week after I get my license, and I am wanting to do real estate sales on the side.

. :)It struck me that owning and thus controlling three of three physically conjoined properties—not merely "close together" properties, but wall-sharing—might present some benefits (similar to owning all of one color in Monopoly, though I'm sure that's too simplistic of an example).