If you don't record properly, you could be left holding the bag.

Any way, connect with me if you think the condex thing is your bag becuase I would love to chat and share info.

One thing I've seen a local apartment complex do that I hope to employ one day (once I make it to a buy and hold status), is provide a move in goody bag.  

Imagine .... walking up to someone with a bag over their head, and trying to have a conversation.

Each of these aspects are intertwined and can go much deeper in both legal and financial terms.Notes just aren't bags of popcorn that can be sold off with several people helping themselves along the way.

And it actually started on Facebook.The hook that bagged my catch was a question I asked about how everyone is preparing for retirement and what investing avenues they were utilizing.

A cubic yard of concrete these days is about $100 in many areas (could be a little more or less in your area, and would be more for small jobs where you're just buying bags of mix-it-yourself stuff).So, for a 40'x20' area (about 800 square feet), you're probably looking at 10-16 cubic yards of concrete, or about $1000-1600 in concrete alone ($1-2 per square foot in concrete is a good general rule).

I know I bag on that city, but it is all in good fun.

That equates to a gross rental yield of 24% How do you guys achieve this in the states, cause if its that easy I'm packing my bags and taking the next flight to USA.

Yes I guess it was wrapped in plastic bags