Can't get blood out of a rock right.

The down side is that Section 8 is typically judgement proof (meaning you can't get blood from a stone).

"Blood" often muddies these waters which is why banks often don't or won't finance deals between family members.

I am also a Futures Trader and that is one of the other things I will be doing while I wait, patiently, for the next Downturn in this Market, in order to "Buy when there is Blood in the Streets."

The MLS ones hide all of the blood, sweat, and tears.

In one training that I attended specifically focused on landlording, the trainer (who manages lots of units) indicated that whenever he started to evict somebody, he wanted to be sure he had grounds to carry out the eviction to COMPLETION - bad blood develops with an eviction filing, and the tenant develops a chip on their shoulder you might have to now deal with.

It takes training, preparation, dedication, blood, sweet and tears.  

Very hard to find out the hurdles and headaches to strategies, (which i am more interested in) then always getting the sugar-coating from seminars and gurus.Andrew; check out gcccsa.org for finding lien information for georgia property.

Ever hear about getting blood from a turnip?

Before we invest do the have to smell blood?