Those gals get a nice goody basket from me every Christmas.

They had some sort of Christmas Santas place thing and they have put up big tents for other things.

I was sympathetic to their plight around Christmas, and that they are not originally from a western culture.

You know that breaker 11 trips when you plug in the Christmas tree lights and run the vacuum, etc.This is a chance for you to see if landlording is something up your alley.I would be hesitant about renting to friends or family if you want to stay on good terms with them.I all comes down to cash flow.

I want to determine the best time in the next 2 months (Nov and Dec) to expect serious buyers to be looking-want to avoid thanksgiving, other holidays and christmas, superbowl, etc.I really don't want to wait till January.ofgift

Like when the roof gets damaged in a storm or the heater gives up the ghost on Christmas Eve.

I would just like to introduce myself.My name is Les Ilive in Cheshire England.I have been investing in property since christmas 2006 i was made redundant after 25 years in the chemical industry. since then i have purchased six props using the NMD route most of them needed full refurb's.i am very interested in the options route this seems very popular here at the moment.i am part of a group of investor's.

Check out HR3221Our local court house steps caller says he expects it to pick up again after Christmas.

You'll need that to get through the holding costs, and you really do want reserves for that Christmas eve furnace replacement.

I give the interest in a christmas card at the end of the year.Usually comes out to be 20 bucks or 30, not much but always unexpected by the tenant.