Yes there are, but basically its a simple question from what I recall.

hello friends, I have an old traditional IRA from my first job that is sitting in a local bank since early 2000s. it has about 40kI now have a W2 salaried job for 20yrs where I've participated in a employer run 401k i think with John Hancock.

If I lose my money in real estate, I want it to be my fault, not just sitting by watching some equal idiot make bad or fraudulent decisions.

I'd reccomend that you sit down and come up with very specific and clear screening criteria and processes and share those on your listings so tenants know exactly what they are in for from the start.

Reading between the lines, I sense heavy vacancy and/or significantly below market rents as it currently sits.

Sales have remained steady with most inventory not sitting very long.

(p.s. if you are buying an existing home expect there to be problems. no home is perfect)(30 days out)Step7: After inspections you and your realtor need to sit down and begin the negotiations. nothing is off the table here!

If you show them the property and tell them what you plan to do with it they should be able to advise you on what they think it will sell for and how long it will sit on the market.

I think we sit there for at least 2, if not 3 quarters.

Now he is unresponsive and my plumbing final sits as pending.