But if we absolutely had to use ethanol, corn is not the biomass we should be using to produce it.First, corn farming is very hard on soil.

Wholesaling, flipping notes, buy and hold SFR, multifamily or maybe a mixture.

As I said the neighborhood next to mine has a mixture in there and those houses look great and are still selling for as much as our houses.

The properties are fully tenanted with a mixture of private and government subsidizedtenants.?

Some of the areas to look for in the city would bethe Monroe Ave area, Park Ave, South Wedge, North Winton/Browncroft, Corn Hill and maybe a couple more I am missing?

I do a mixture of two things.I call them for one, but I do not let them know that I know they are being forclosed on.When I call them I usually just state that I work for a real estate investment firm in their area and we are looking to purchase houses in that particular neighborhood to invest in, if they or someone they know would possibly be interested in selling their house.I also then send letters to ones I am interested in.I have heard that people knocking on doors have good success becuase there arent many people doing it.

Since that property I have used mostly private money lenders, a few hard money lenders and a mixture of both on certain projects.

From Bing, to Elmira/Corning, to Alfred, Olean, and Jamestown we are truly lucky.

She can then spray the plants that they are on with a mixture of water and dish soap which will kill aphids that the ladybugs are feeding on.

Viewed the property yesterday and it has a mixture of aluminum and asbestos siding.