The Golden Rule in sales is that people buy from who they like.

BP is your golden ticket to great success.

As long as your conclusion can be logically ascertained you're golden. 

Don't forgetThis might be a golden opportunity for you, but it might also be the cause of problems out the ying yang if there are all kinds of liens etc on the place.As well, before you go forward with anything I'd recommend getting a really clear picture of the ARV.  

Far to many think they can solve all their money worries with no cash and little work.Congratulations. you are a golden example of how every investor should start out.

Stuart only has a few area's that have a decent cap rate like "golden gate" which is a lower income neighborhood.To the op's question, affordable housing will never go out of style.

Add to that some studio lights or a bunch of slaved off-camera flashes and the know-how to use them and you're golden.

Some people have a natural eye for color-for those who don't (90-minute In-Home Color consults range from $95-$350) it can cost you big on the back end by having to repaint if the combo you chose comes off "murky" because your white trim had the wrong base or a popular golden-mustard turns "dirty-diaper" in your lighting.

AJ Golden IMHO, that depends on what kind of income, "line of credit," insurance deductibles, and risk you can handle.

It's a golden opportunity because my uncle is also willing to sell it to me for a small amount upfront, as long as I structure it properly so that he'll get the full value over time or gets made whole through the rental income once we have tenants in.