I'm not sure if this is appropriate for this forum or not, but does anyone have this course on their shelf collecting dust that they would like to sell?

My jobis stable at the moment, but you never know.If there is anything esle I can answer for you just let me know.Have A Great Day...Dean Originally posted by "EricFoster":Hi Dean, Welcome to the group!

Another good way to procure financing is through business lines of credit...you can purchase a shelf company that it 10 years old and then go to a bank and get the lines you need up to $1,000,000 on several companies and then merge them all to form one "investment" company and go from there...

Doing this part time in the bad credit and no cash state is fine as long as you have a stable source of income.

Then follow through, firmly but fairly with ALL tenants.You will have to judge your credit requirements partly on your current market if it is REALLY bad, but typically I require 3X rent for gross household income; some sign of stable, verifiable employment (or significant savings); no recent, or more than 3 MINOR credit derogs.

They offer stable returns for people who want to be completely hands off.They are relatively new in the work of REI.

I'll prob work 50-60 hours/week at the JOB with a very stable firm and I expect I have some super solid upside options there.My parents had 2-3 rentals when I was growing up, I worked for a property manager before while in undergrad, ran a successful painting contracting business, am solid at negotiating and selling, have spent my share of time in rough neighborhoods, but I'm concerned I may be too much of a nice guy to ever get too good at evicting poor people.

To answer your question Jon, I just turned the big 40 I have a stable job, I’m an my Officer and I’m currently deployed in Afghanistan.

Recently online poker has been shut down to US players and is having legal issues so I have retired from that and don't consider it a fixed/stable income anymore.2) Land contract.

Is your market declining,stable,or appreciating every month and by what percent?