Any time I wanted to buy another house, I'd print out my P&L and my Balance Sheet, and Also My P&L by Class (Which is a Profit and Loss per property), giving me my bottom line and net worth, per house and per unit.  

I am absolutely started from the bottom as I have no experience at all.

But bottom line, 1-2% props hardly ever appreciate.

Bottom line..Should I trust these companies?

I think it was caused by some run-off issues with water.The bottom line is I need to get it fixed.  

Power wash it then decide if it's sound enough to just spray with a good coat of exterior paint, easy spray paint job top to bottom inside & out. .. touch up trim with a accent different color.. it's cute. 

The bottom line is that if you want to get WELATHY and RICH while still somewhat YOUNG, you gotta put your safety on the line and tack on a HUGE amount of risk.

To your bottom right type in your desired zip code and pick which one you're interested in.

The bottom line is that you will need to get an investor/buyer that is fine knowing that there is a non-paying tenant in place.  

We bought our first home (a foreclosed, end-unit townhouse) at the bottom of the market in 2008, but are now looking to move into a new neighborhood that is more family-friendly.