I Had a contractor leave the back door open, someone came in and took a roto-zip and couple of other tools. when I was showing the potential tenants the mini barn I found the tools in their, someone had a conscience and brought them back.

Without my handyman skills I could have never started my mini empire with only $5,000 and a lot of luck.

@Jonathan SantiagoThe place I work uses a combination of a mini split and a furnace but I think the combination of the mini split with the baseboard would be the cheapest, easiest way to go for you, the investor.

@Chris Seveney it was the attorney representing the homeowner who said in a filing before sale that we are not debt collectors, and using the mini Miranda saying we are debt collectors, we needed to be registered.

If there's no ducts installed they have mini split/ductless air conditioners.

I got full inspections on my first 4 properties, and then "mini" inspections (basically checking the plumbing, electrical and mechanicals) on the next few.After that, I started doing all my inspections myself (though I always use my project manager as an extra set of eyes).

We're trying to refi a mini-storage property and wanted to add about $40K onto the $1.425 million payoff on the existing loans.

I say that because one part of Miami will look so nice and just a block away you have a mini Liberty City (do a google search if you don't know that).

It will give you an idea of the asking prices, cap rates, tenants, etc.I read recently, but don’t recall where, claims of a mini-bubble in NNN drug stores (CVS, Walgreens, etc.) and medical offices.

The biggest problem I see with houses is some investors buying into a market because it is HOT, HOT, HOT.Areas that are booming too much can have a mini bubble.