Along with that though, go to any and every real estate/ business meetup you can in your area.

It is alot of work, mainly just getting up and down alot (hard on a fat boy) but not very difficult as far a skills go.

"The owners eye makes a fat calf."

So long as we tax “income” we’ll always have a fat bloated pig like organization to determine what everyone’s “income” is (that isn’t a W2 worker bee)

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That's when I mutter unkind things at the screen involving the OP's lack of capital, lack of vision, lack of IQ, female canines, certain aspects of incest, that sort of thing.I don't know about all of you, but I will do my best to answer questions that show the OP has made at least a basic effort to find an answer before throwing it out here for the community to answer.

Here is our verbiage for requirements and the questions we use via email prior to showing the property (NOT in Seattle, so may be some things you can't require there that we can in Tacoma):Tenant pays electric for the unit and $150 utilities monthly.

So if we shave a little fat off Dodd Frank, Mr Banker can start playing like its 2004 again.

If you choose the right partner you can in effect get paid to learn.

I don't think you are going to be getting as much appreciation in Jackson, like you can in many other areas of Michigan.