Make sure to spend this time, because it is time and fuel consuming, on prospects with at least 30% equity in their home.

Contrary, it fuels us to do it, to prove them all wrong, so we can show them we did, we have, they don't, and they can shove it up there......Yes, it is vindictive.

I have one in mind, another owner-financed deal from a different gentleman. (45k, wants,10k down @6%) Nice little place a couple of acres outside of town and a nice pole barn.

I researched a lot of your post and I remember you said you wouldn't touch east side of Cleveland with a ten foot pole.

The problem with that is the ductwork is sized too small , it would be fine with fossil fuel heat , but not a heat pump . 

Maybe she didn't mean it that way, but that sure sounds like Dan Aykroyd sliding down the fire pole in Ghostbusters.

You learn from it and gain wisdom to use as you go.Use your family to put fuel on the fire to run down the best deals possible so you can provide for your family.

With the Baby Boomers the largest segment of the U.S. population, and the oldest Boomers now entering their 70s, this is a trend that will fuel greater manufactured home sales in the years ahead.Low lot rent increases that matched social security bumps and are far less than apartmentsBoth examples included manufactured home lot rents that had increased over a decade or longer.

I know the cost of gas has gone up 200-300 percent in the last 25 years, I would have to confirm electricity rates but im guessing something similar.The fact is that fossil fuels are on their way out.  

This has helped fuel my interest in Real Estate.My wife and I purchased our first multi family deal in 2013, over time we renovated each unit, increased rents and sold the house late last year.