Out of that comes all the expenses, let's not even get into the current cost of gas or wear and tear on our vehicles!

I'm not looking for bird-dogs, Investors that are tire kickers, or those individuals…… that are bumping up the prices of my properties that I have for sale.I will actually screen those who want in; investing in real estate is a business and should be treated as one.

Raise the tax on gas a few bucks in fifty cent increments/every six months to influence choice in vehicles and driving.

The Seller is getting along in years and is tired of the landlord thing and so he offered to let me have it for $90,000.

I know how confusing, tiring, and STRESSFUL it is to start in real estate, especially investing in RE.

The land itself will probably retain more value than the mobile home.Depending on your state, title to your mobile home will generally be a certificate issued by your department of motor vehicles.

I am just tired of living check to check.

You can go after preforeclosures, probate, people going through divorce, and tired landlords (my personal favorite).Then do a lot of marketing, such as:1. bandit signs. 2. door knocking3. direct mail (letters and postcards)

He is probably too old and too tired to care.

My firm has originated and continues to originate Georgia foreclosures that we cant sell because I don't know who to sell them too.Brokers need not be tire kickers.Bill Smith