J Scott gives you a lot more things to consider before coming to a final decision.

investment in the stock market which is akin to gambling IMHO, buying a business which comes with its own set of issues...or real estate...and of course...working for someone else...i have a finance background...tried the stock market..got burnt...looked at many businesses/franchises to buy...nothing made the cut....plus it was overwhelming to buy a business...i also have a full time job in San Fran for a large large company and i hate the thought of going to work.. and now tht i have my properties i deal with one property manager...who deals with tenants etc...i love the independence and cannot wait for a few years before i can afford to quit my job...i think it is the prospect of being financially free that gives me an added rush...

It seems to me to show a relationship that is unique to a promotional program for note investors teaching an idea to investors that may not have a finance or accounting background.

Will, I study your threads as you are well seasoned like a fine crouton;), after doing much due dilliegence, these self serves in the area I purchased in are dinosaurs as the discount tunnel washes have taken off and killed the self serve model unless your next to a highschool or something.

I'm not a finance guy so this book might be redundant for the educated minds but so far I have to say I am enjoying it.

Plus you already have a finance background, so that will help you in making decisions and still gets you in the real estate arena.

You'll probably find that filing a false lien can get you a fine or jail time or both.

On the other hand, I don't know if I should really be looking at a finer level of detail on the credit report to make the decision?

This seems like a fine service for this guy to provide in trade for a little money.

As for March 1st 2014 your rent will be $1,050, then June 1st there will be a final raise to $1,300.