Part of me wants to err on the side of safety while the other part is reminding me that the rewards you get are for taking some risk.

I've looked at numerous properties, including two last weekend with tenants in them.If you want specifics for the local situation, google for landlord/tenant laws, or tenant advocates, or similar terms, along with the town or state.But, I seriously doubt you can prevent showings or other access to the property.Note that you're not under any obligatation to clean the place spic-and-span like an owner who's trying to sell their house would.

I ordered flowers on FTD on line and later found a club named WLI reservation rewards ( they referred my debit card number to) deducting $10.00 a month from my account.

Those are some big numers!

There are numerous, numerous books on this topic.

There are numerous vacant new constructions and vacant lots (some new subdivisions are completely vacant lots).

I live in NJ I have been searching for a house to flip.I found a bilevel foreclosure for $249,900.00. The comps are @$315,000.00 The house is trashed and needs $40,000.00 in renovations my cost.Once I add in closing c...

it seems to me that preforeclosures is a little better of a business to get into, but both to me have different risks and both seem to have good reward.

Yup, cant agree more REI.Somebody please also show me the no risk fast rewards lane.

There are numerous banks that will finance using the land as collateral.