We do update if it is extremely old/poor looking but as long as it is average we will just deep clean it and leave it.Vacancy is almost never an issue since the area is highly desired, close to highway, shopping so we typically rent at market rent or sometimes 50$ below if they are willing to sign a multiple year lease.

I kinda got "thrown" right into the deep end.I launched a career in real estate recently and I landed a client who is selling a commercial unit, so I have to swim or sink.

Anyway, I don't want to get too deep into this discussion.

So you need a good 8 hours of deep sleep, so you can shut down your body, and let it focus on building the damage youve done.

The US in in deep sh$#*, out of control spending, falling Dollar not helping much as there is no manufacturing base and other nations do not want to buy anything in the US.The fact that we have lived over our means for so long is catching up with us.

PLace your own signs around town that say something to the effect of "I sell CHEAP houses, DEEP discounts, phone number" 4.

I'm not sure if we should pay for a professional to come out and deep clean them which ive gathered will cost us $170 and that may not even clean them enough..or should I just leave them for the landlord to deal with.

In today's declining market it's difficult to know what constitutes a deep discount.We recently had a huge change in ur investment strategy.

I have been educating myself for over a year now, through books and CD's and even a seminar.Because REI is wide and deep, I've been trying to find my niche in this business.

What will the vacancy rate be next year when we're deep into a recession?