But no one else cares once you scrape it off the money.I will definitely vouch for this, Kelly...if you are doing this to make money starting from a limited base, you're going to be up to your neck in slime before you start to come out.

LOLWell my guy says Gross yields mean nothing in the US.... its all about net yields in our neck of the woods..

You probably have two choices, look for the info on-line or talk to a real estate attorney in your neck of the woods.

Who is going to act as your muscle when you need it? 

He is happy to be the credit-score-and-income muscle behind our loans.

And so almost immediately after graduating college and launching myself into a very modest entry level career, I decided I was going to buy a Ford Mustang Cobra and turn it into one of the “sickest” street cars around…something worthy of being placed on the glossy pages of a magazine.Roughly $17,000 later – mostly financed – I was sitting behind the wheel of my very own slice of raw, American muscle.

I have seen far to many of those go under for sure and they are a mess when it happens.I flew my plane into Destin one time now that was fun  military air fields all around and take off right over the ocean... an aircraft in your neck of the woods if your buying in other states would be a handy tool... just buy the one with the parachute like I have... its a life saver if you need it. 

We have many BP from your neck of the woods, so they'll chime in with better numbers, but for a cash purchase in that price range, you'll likely look at around $1000 (not counting inspection or appraisals).

You will need a wrench, a wax ring and a little muscle to save yourself $80.00.

I found out I was having a kid 4 years ago and started growing my hair until my locs reached my neck.