She had an ad in the newspaper for rent.. when i called she told me she decided to sell.

Because she was former military herself( I'm active) I guess she felt comfortable enough to tell me she had filed bankruptcy and was getting moved because she knew they would be giving her a date soon.

My all-in-one plugs into the VOIP router and so does my home phone.

I sent out about 10 emails to realtors asking if they want it to buy, no of another investors that might want it, or if they could list it.It's been 2 days and One realtor told me she could list it and I would profit $10,000 right now I would settle for $4,000 I guess it depends how fast they can close.

With multifamily complexes, intercomplex tenant meshing is important.

Furnish the house and include cable TV, Computer + router, Internet, and furniture in the rent.

In the midst of all this, she tells me she has mold in the house.

Just to add on.Using the Ovation wireless card from Sprint, I recently picked up a Kyocera KR-1 router.

Take a look at the property analysis tool on this site to get some idea of the numbers you need to look at.Now, if you are planning to live in it, then it's a whole different game and you need to consider a bunch of subjective things and how they mesh with your personal tastes and desires.

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