that's an awesome way to to get rolling, and to learn about managing renters and how buildings work. 

For homes that have been held by the same owner for 35 years, sometimes it is easier to get them moved out, clean them head to toe and just put it on the market like that and get the most you can for an older house that someone else will do all the work on.

At the time of making the lease it is agreed that the landlord will not be required to to make inspections at the request of the tenant, will not be required to return trash carts to the rear of the property, will not be required to mow the grass or pick up litter in the yard...etc.

Anything you can do to to help them think of you as family.

Numerous people walking about, talking, some with drinks in their hands, noisy laughter from the living room and kitchen, and then 4 large women dressed in black came and sat at the side of my bed, 3 on the left side, massaging my left leg, hip to toes, and one on the right leg, massaging thigh to just above ankle.

It is not easy for a small time investor to go to to the courthouse steps and compete with the big boys, in many cases, you will just get crushed, however, if you have the connections and systems in place as I do, you can get great deals on properties this way as well.

It might even cause you to to sell the property to a developer rather than take on the work for an update.John Corey

This way homes are guaranteed to be occupied for several years, renters have motivation to stay in them, inventory is freed up and, renters credit scores increase giving them a better chance to to qualify for a loan.

Every coach says this, but this is absolutely crucial, as I don't think Denver can go toe to toe offensively.

Especially if I'm right in assuming that would help stimulate the market's rebound... return confidence to those who can buy but aren't for fear we aren't at the bottom, that they couldn't resell if they had to in 3 or 5 years... allow those who want to move but can't to be able to, to go where jobs are, to go from "under employed" to fully employed... to convince investors who still aren't sure about real estate to chase the market and poor more money into it...