Next thing you know your rent will be getting smaller and smaller as the tenants undertake more improvements.Interestingly I have this one tenant, the first and only of his kind that I have seen, who has done so many improvements to my property on his own dime that I'd say he has raised the value several thousand dollars and he wants to do more.He is an older guy and very persuasive.

Yeah, there are a lot of factors to consider - like:- what your price range is- what strategy you're using to pursue properties- how much debt you can manage- how well each individual property cash flows- how persuasive you are- how hard you work- ...and a lot more.

I ordered yellow, lined essay paper and printed my "handwriting" directly onto the page.

well that's different then :-)If you can afford $5k down plus all closing costs, you could still be very persuasive at 0% interest and whatever your moat favorable terms are.

In my opinion, read a book on the principles of persuasion (robert cialdini) and books on negotiations, and you may be able to come across a deal you can obtain with creative financing.

I am currently writing an essay for my Real Estate Principles class on the market crash and where we stand today.

She must not have been very persuasive because he signed the deal that same day.

People from all political persuasions go on my tours so it’s not a Democratic or Republican or Libertarian thing.

For anyone interested in some good stock market reading I strongly recommend One Up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch, and The Essays of Warren Buffet.

I've lurked on here long enough to know essays aren't welcome. :-)Well, I am a young, soon to be mom (whoa!)