The classic approach is to refi out some cash and buy another SFH for yourself.

I'm willing to work on sites, do office work, run errands, whatever I need to do and learn along the way.I'm a recent graduate from Florida State University with degrees in Classics and English, was on the Dean's List every semester, and am currently working from home as a webmaster/web designer in the marketing and sales department of a local travel agency.

Sort of a master/grasshoppa relationship that I find insulting.A classic hallmark is that they shill for each other on-line in a never-ending barrage of affiliate marketing e-mails, that I am constantly trying to unsubscribe from.

William Nickerson's 50 year old books are classics today because the basic principles still work.

One time I had a run down house that I thought was empty, it had a lot of the classic signs, left my card.

I was extremely lucky to have a 1 on 1 mentor I worked for, he had awesome massive marketing, an office, a brand, a reputation.We looked for motivated sellers, with and without equity, divorce, probate, condemned, classic "don't wanters' He taught me how to talk to sellers, buyers, realtors, etc.Currently there are 20 million homes that have little equity.

"student" housing may become more run down, faster... but it can always be repurposed for whomever the client is...

Stucco is a classic, old school exterior in So Cal.

Like the damaged car, the value might be more in the land, or repurposing the comm. building or even rezoning.

Few work with investors and even fewer invest for their own account.Realtors have a purpose but they many times do not understand that advising an investor requires knowledge of investing.A classic line from many Realtors is "You can not do that.