Your colleague's Chart is helpful.

Some investors are also flipping nowI have started a number of threads on some properties I have purchased and mentioned some desirable ateas that are on the move for those interested in learning about this marketMarisa Detroit Rochester and Buffalo saw some of the most heinous profiterring at the expense of AU NZ and GB investors.. it was off the charts..Keep in mind in Detroit when I first started HML for the BRRR stratigy in 2001..

I felt bad because the lease says I can have "access," but showings aren't listed.I might be splitting hairs with this approach.

Well, frankly, even with my experience I doubt I would get to a comfortable position to buy these notes in Ohio for the valuation aspects Dion pointed out.If due diligence for NPNs were stated in a flow chart it would take a book with each page having fold out pages 4 fold, if you took each of those 4 fold pages out and placed them edge to edge, top to bottom, I say those pages would cover about 1800 to 2000 square feet.

Just an interesting piece of insight, recently I started reading Gary Keller's "The Shift" and in the first section, I see a chart depicting general real estate market trends and wow, according to the graph, I started doing real estate during the worst time of the year right when the market slows and activity declines!

Its nice looking at the charts and seeing my real returns, but it doesnt really help me manage my properties better.

I am in the units for periodic maintenance inspections and I do the majority of the cleaning between tenants, so I am in the units enough to be very bothered by cat hair.

I think you are not allowed to shave or trim the facial hair until you close.

In this chart, you can compare the difference in equity after 10 years with our program versus a traditional mortgage.

@J Martin great tip on looking at commute times, CityData.com has a table on it like this:(Note this is the chart for my hometown, and yes people here complain about their 'brutal' 15 minute commute :)