There is no "golden" method to finding deals, but there are dozens upon dozens of silver methods.

They’re both in the NW Cape and sustained very minimal damage from hurricane Ian, including the coachlight globes out front were broken and missing plastic lids on the well equipment but that was about it.

During spring, everything turns yellow with pollen, and even your car might get a dusty, golden makeover.So there you have it – the hilarious lowdown on moving to Tennessee in 2024.

Granny's Happy House; Laughter Lane; Sunnyside Up; Golden Gardens... paint a sign for it and carry the theme, a mission statement... 

If I could tell a deal was a real Glengarry Glen Ross lead all wrapped up in a golden bow then sure maybe I’d consider waiving contingencies to get it, but all I ever got from them was expired MLS listings that had been marked up above the list price they had failed to sell for (total junk).

Why sell the golden goose?

Bottom line: the Golden Rule applies here. 

I’ve looked into OOS markets and can’t seem to find those golden deals others talk about that are priced under $200K for a 4 unit and cash flowing $700/unit.

Make sure your handyman has it so strong the person living there CAN DO chin ups and you're golden.

Oh well, we are diversifying now so we should be golden by 50 since real estate is getting added to our portfolio.Good luck on your hunt.