This is why the newspapers mock Trump for being "over $1 billion in debt" because they don't understand how investment debt works.Some people prefer to eventually pay off all their loans and live debt free.

Read the notice of sale in the newspaper or file.

"Above the fold" is an old newspaper term that refers to getting your best and most compelling news on the top half front page of the newspaper, so it entices people to pick up and read.• The major information of the property is in small print (price, size, property type).

No pit bulls of any kind, nice sweet pits are nice until someone walks up to the door selling newspapers and it charges through the door protecting the home, pit bull mixes are being banded because of their locked jaw when they bite, and they will bite anyone if they feel someone shouldn't be around their family.

This 2-page article was the single best source of information I found, and I wanted to share it with the BP community:  www.thsh.com/documents/s-Liens.pdfIt was published in the New York Law Journal, which is basically the daily lawyers' newspaper in NYS, and it sets forth the legal options for the homeowner if a mechanics lien has been filed.

1) Actual bid, high bid premium, any future taxes that come due, attorney fees, Circuit Court fees, process server fees, 40 year title search, certified mail fees, newspaper legal advertising fees to publicize, recordation tax, transfer tax (omit county portion as they're exempt).

The entire lot was very overgrown from the road to the beach.I studied the newspaper and found a broker whose name was everywhere.

Local town’s tax acquired property, bank and credit union REO, auctions and private ads from newspapers and classified papers like penny saver, etc. have been good sources for me.There is a lot less competition in these areas and often some really good deals.

Receiving phone calls from potential tenants and answering questions, going to location for showings, scanning and approving/declining applications, running background checks/employment histories, placing marketing signs at locations, placing online and newspaper ads, taking calls from current tenants (answer questions, fix problems, collect rent, send late notices, process payments, make payments/deposits to investor's accounts, arrange repairs/maintenance and oversee contractors and other service providers, take calls from investors and answer questions, serve default notices, attend eviction proceedings and court appearances, and I am sure I am missing some other items as well.That all takes time and effort, gas money, car payments, phone bills, marketing expenses, etc.

If the lake drops below 1,030, the state will be allocated 4,050,000 acre-feet.Here is an interesting article on water rights an allocations between Nevada, Arizona, California and Mexico: water rights newspaper articleSome things are city is doing to combat water waste:1) The Southern Nevada Water Authority will rebate $3 per square foot of grass removed and replaced with desert landscaping up to the first 10,000 square feet converted per property, per year.