It all started with civic activities, eclectic graffiti programs, libraries, parks and all the stuff intended to benefit the lives of the people who can no longer afford to live there, but instead live a little farther east from their jobs (down town) and in the same crappy neighborhoods they can afford to rent in.Point in case, you can deploy negative strategies like trying to get property taxes increased and other dissincentives to remove the riff raff in addition to the positive things you may be considering.

A lot of realtor's have contract on pdf to make for easy offers using your pc

I also utilized other free resources such as the local library, blogs, and free online classes.

In the commercial world, I do not allow vendors on the premises unless they have their own insurances that protect the owners and take care of their laborers.Go to IREM.org and I believe their library includes general books relating to property management of residential and commercial.Again, ask for references, look for licenses, and ask that they carry insurance protecting you against their actions.

When I started investing, I checked out every book I could on the subject from the library - probably over a hundred.

I wanted the original because of the stuff that's not PC.

Here is the link to the house for sale, which resulted from his type of mentorship program. http://www.pittsburghmoves.com/property/details/197881/MLS-935411/632-Library-Ave-Carnegie-PA-15106.aspx

clean title. 1 current leak through the kitchen window, leaks damaged LR floor, and water rings on ceiling in bedroom. pics provided:http://s1359.beta.photobucket.com/user/rowan52/library/The $3k was to move from city to city, about 45mins.

We have a pretty large Board of Realtors here and they have an extensive library of books.

Have you heard of Mark Kohler CPA, JD,PC.