I've been cutting back a lot of my coffee intake lately, but I may need to revisit that idea now that I know Bill Gulley drinks coffee.

Most of the "boarded up" houses you speak of are in neighborhoods where investors are interested in taking the risk because they don't believe the reward is there.  

Personally, I found value in taking a local in person class as the instructor provided insight on the local market that wasn't available in the book and I was able to network with others who work in the industry.

Did some quick math in my head and realized there's no point in taking that money out of the money market fund now when I can do it next month.Not sure what I'll earn in the MM fund in 30 days, but I drive past the tax office about 3 times a week so it won't even cost me a stamp to pay in January.Not much, kind of picking nickels out of horse s**t, but every little bit helps.all cash

For example, you can change a Quickbooks .iif extension to .csv and vice versa, depending on where you want to use the data.Anyway, it was just a thought in case you're interested in taking the time to evaluate all the available software and need transactions you know are valid so you can run identical reports for comparison purposes.

If someone has a steady job, business, or income source they are perfectly justified in taking more risks with their investments.

they sit, expire and then another agent comes in, takes the listing, prices it right and moves it in less than 6 months.additionally, i find it hilarious that people (even some investors) think they can buy, repair and then sell their property WITHOUT the services of a professional real estate agent.

window units per apartment you have now.Adding W/D connections in each one is going to involve permits, licensed plumbers and probably some pretty extensive plumbing on both the intake and drain side.

There is no scam in taking over property subject-to existing debt.

No sense in taking time out of your day to show him the place and you later reject him as an applicant.