The closest I could find was called "Political Frugality: Guerilla Economics for the Demonized, Devalued, And Disenfranchised And Money Saving Tips for Everyone Else by Larry Roth."

In our city, a university town, the best and closest neighborhoods can get from $1150 to $1500 for a group of students.

This is does not insure a profit but is the closest way to figure that you won't take it in the shorts if you have to sell.

In a nutshell this is the closest thing to a hard money loan from an actual bank instead of HML.

If I get one of the lots that sits closest to the bay I will have a railroad track behind my back yard.

But no amount of naysaying ever deterred me, even from those closest to me.

The closest new construction is for several hundred houses, all larger than those in my subdivision, and priced higher.

For access to the MLS (not HAR), I would recommend signing up with Real Acquisitions, which basically is the closest thing you can get to having access to the MLS without being a Realtor.

I didn't know them when they hired me, but now they are some of our very closest friends.

I made a soft/rough offer and feeling nervous about it and wanted to see if anyone had any insight.It was difficult to pull comps because of the uniqueness of the property but the closest I could find were 3 properties that sold in the last month and were all 6-families that sold for roughly $600k all of which had 3br/3br/2br type setup.The subject property has 5 two bedrooms, 2 studio's and the commercial unit.