There tends to be less competition here because only certain brokerages can deal with HUD homes.

Plus, a dark floor tends to make a room appear a bit smaller.For the second floor, I'd absolutely recommend carpet in the bedrooms.

Some folks are doing great with it here, but they tend to be very hands on and experienced.

They consider the property their home, so they tend to take better care of it.

Their program has about 50% that you read, and the other 50% is an animated man/women explaining things, which helped with certain sections, especially the math.  

We also buy in Toledo.Send anything that you have our way.We tend to buy around 10 or so per month but can take down larger portfolio's also if the numbers make sense Thanks

And that would only be using the difference in loan payments from a year ($1212 x12), so I could do this yearly or every other year and come out way ahead.I tend to think of ideas like this and sometime miss a small detail that has an enormous impact on all of my numbers, so please tell me if I am way off base!

As of late I have become a bit jaded with the business, specifically dealing with architects and clients, which is a major source of inefficiency. e.g when a simple design decision takes over a week to make it tends to slow things down a bit:) I do love building and it is a satisfying creative outlet for me.

Kerry Baird that is true, but not sure the benefits make their way to all parts of Titusville... what's available in Cocoa Beach, Cape, and Sat Beach tends to be unrealistically overpriced.

(Many gentryfyimg parts of DC are well beyond 2006 levels)Higher income areas with concentrations of wealth tend to carry less risk while lower and middle income areas carry more risk for significant drops in property values.