(:My piece of advice is three fold.  

Sometimes you simply must know when to fold.

It's far from easy making deals in person, and adding distance to that only amplifies the difficulty 10 fold.

Get some bright yellow folding business cards that have your message and what you do.

I listen while I'm driving, at the gym, folding laundry.

Besides high flood insurance premiums, some here increased ten fold from $700 to $7,000, and $1,200 to $12,000. 

Anyhow, the solutions I provided were two-fold: First as a Realtor (I ALWAYS disclose that I’m also a Realtor), I broke down the numbers for him as to how much it would cost him.

This post is 2-fold.

(See my post on donating property to charity).If you've got the constitution for it and don't mind the hassles (take a middle income property and increase the problems 100-fold), then I say go for it.

We have ideas on ways to capitalize on the space and encourage timely payment compliance from the renters, which he did note has been an issue.A restaurant right near it has just changed hands for no less than $220k.My question to you guys is two fold: What else would you be looking at/for?