Marc Freislinger - The quality of CafePress stuff is pretty terrible, IMO.

Since the outtage a few months ago we have several issues and support has been terrible.

It seems to me a larger owner could influence the manager to direct tenants towards them and away from my property)*The property management company has a terrible website, and it begs the question how competent and reliable they may be*It is my understanding that I pay the management fee regardless of vacancy, however I'm not sure on that, perhaps someone who has had prior experience with these type of communities could tell me how they are normally structured.I apologize if I don't quite have the RE vocabulary down, but hopefully you folks can provide some advice and help me get my start in real estate!

I used to think IRS liens were a bad thing at auction, but I've come to realize they might not be so terrible if you can wait out the 120 day redemption period without doing anything to the property.

I don't mean all out, terrible Jersey Shores confrontation (although that is a possibility).

There is no right or wrong answer to this question, but I generally agree with John Blackman, paying a coach can be a great investment, but it can also be a terrible one.

However, if it's just a property you are going to buy as an investment - it's not a terrible idea.

No offense but it is a terrible ad to attract private money.

. - $100 per month, per cashflow, is not terrible.

BTW - that same formula is also used to set the RTT on sheriff sales, since those are almost always bought well below "fair market value" (but since that formula used doesn't take into consideration the usually terrible condition of properties in sheriff sale, it's not a true reflection of actual market value of such a purchase - but that's another topic altogether).