I usually buy low with no intention of selling unless the profit is golden.

Hope that's helpful - always remember the golden rule.

Common areas that tenants miss are parts of the range and range hood, the far reaches inside cupboards, ceiling light globes, inside the furnace and hot water heater closets and the heat ducts (take of the heat registers/grilles and see what has dropped into the duct).Read the information in this link:http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/new-jersey-...It will give you some insight on how the landlord should have approached the itemization and return of the security deposit in New Jersey.

He found a property that had been damaged in recent floods here in Houston and the owner just wants out so he can live out his golden years with out the stress and worry that comes with that house.

Looking to get back on the horse after 20 years of beating myself up over so ignorantly selling the golden goose I had.  

Unless you utilize encryption technologies on your email they are not secure by any means.I always treat my credit score like the goose that lays golden eggs: my real estate!

Whatever it is that they use) and did a quick neighborhood study and picked the 4 most recent sales, then plugged and chugged without thinking too much harder about it.Give him the data, explain the error in logic, and you should be golden.

Money is the golden goose lots of GC's out there who can rehab houses..

This is good to help me clarify my thoughts; like I said, when I’ve been able to sit down with a lender, they usually can see some major event(s) took place; before that I was golden.

Think "guppies" or "rabbits", and follow the 2 Golden Rules of REI Success:First Golden Rule of success, is to never, under any circumstances.