I'm not sure if it's a hard and fast RULE about allocating between land and attachments to determine the the proportion to each.

As the market shifts, money tightens, and more and more new investors get broke, I think the opportunity opens up that much more for experienced investors.My point being that I just don't think that the opportunity will necessarily be proportional to a retail index of prices and/or a decrease in those prices.

The cost is normally state regulated and is proportional to the price of the house.

Proportionally, our costs here are less because it is a lousy 2-unit deal with a tiny patch of grass to mow.Can you give me that?

Rents are very high in proportion to pricing of homes.

Once the ethanol is blended with gasoline in the high proportions the resulting product CANNOT be shipped via pipelines.

Now, I may be blowing something out of proportion, but please let me know.Also, if you have any suggestions as to how to deal with investor phone interview, please share them.Marc

They punched a bunch a holes in the bottom and sides with a breaker on a backhoe, caved in the sides, filled with dirt and compact.

Despite what the GURUs say Real Estate is Risky.The great thing about real estate is the risk is proportional to your knowledge.

Most of the time I find the downstairs tenant "victim" is blowing it out of proportion and being unreasonable but not always.