No cheap strategy to explore without spending thousands on a cistern tank, deep water well, or trucking water to the property yearly.

I was surprised that i couldn't even charge people who bring these sorts of pets an additional deep cleaning fee to remove allergens for future guests thinking they had access to a pet fee home.

It's fantastic to see you diving into real estate investing after such a successful career as an electric motor technician.

I would greatly appreciate hearing your experiences and any advice on whether this is a prudent step to take before diving into investments.

What are the types of loans available and what is going to get the best returns.If you are asking this question looking for expert advice – before delving too deep – the number one thing to clarify is the number of units of the multifamily property you are looking to invest in.

I couldn't dig deep enough with a 2-hand orbital floor sander (not the U-sander one).

Great to hear you're diving into real estate investment!

I can't speak from experience, but--if you haven't done so already--perhaps consider diving deep into for-rent postings on Craigslist, Apartments.com, Trulia, Hotpads, and other similar sites.

The old playground rule of "cross my heart and hope to die" doesn't quite cut it in the investment world.So, before you dive wallet-first into your next big financial romance, here’s what you should do:1.

I've been that renter.Not to go too deep into the situation, but I was young, dumb, and disorganized.The place I lived at was no nonsense.