Most people are more than willing to talk about their house and it helps break the ice and gives you important information about the house. 

Cash flow is but a small slice of that total return, it is the "icing on the cake" :)

I attended the University of Pittsburgh where I graduated with a computer engineering degree while playing ACHA D1 ice hockey.

I am eager to break the ice with my first deal and turn this into a full time job in the next few months. 

Year round access is key here, bad weather such as ice can cripple your income. 

No one can predict appreciation, which is why you'll see the more successful TK investors and providers refer to it as 'icing on the cake' and not the primary reason for any prudent investment.

The fact that you have a very highly motivated buyer is icing on the cake.

And if she entered the relationship with the intent of getting married, I believe ICE has some pretty stiff rules against that as well.

In some states that may be thin ice to walk on.

It is a mixed feeling for me, the deport will open up more opportunities as it will weed out unlicensed contractors, but most of police dept and sherrif dept has expressed their stand on deportation, basically saying they won't be participating in the deportation mandate be pres elect, and that only with those doing serious time will be reported to ICE.