Currently, I have a few smaller projects on a couple of houses: carpeting/tiling floors, painting walls that contain LED paint, installing A/C and heating system, installing light fixtures, installing appliances, making sure electrical wiring is safe, installing recessed lighting, insulating/waterproofing medium size room in the basement.

If I got in a car accident due to running a light by accident, would I be responsible for the damage that occurred?

Expense are quite low: $2000 year taxes, $600 insurance, $700 street lights, $3000 vacancy/lost rent, $1000 upgrading UTL & gravel/pavement per year = $7,300/year expenses.

Solid color wall, add a print for some interest, monochromatic modern feel to your walls and floor, add some texture and color with a dramatic light feature for some added elegance.

This is my first investment property; up to this point I was all about investing in the stock market but I saw the light after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad!  

Calling Florida Power and Light, told me I am caller number 475, please wait patiently, and my cell phone had 30% battery left, with no way to recharge. 

It should be noted that I always have a reasoning for offering a certain amount for which I can explain to the seller (to make him see the light).

Rainier, City Lights, the Olympics and Elliot Bay.

Before school, I served 5 years in the United State Marine Corps as a Light Armored Vehicle Crewman with two deployments to Afghanistan.I don't have any formal background in real estate, though I have always had a love for architecture.

We'll do some light remodeling to force appreciation, rent it out and refinance..This will have to be repeated many times over the next year or two.