With deals not being the best on paper currently, having defined criteria for rentals that pencil out is a must.

I live in WA state and bought my first 4 properties in Ohio.Word to the wise, it can look good on paper but the old saying "you get what you pay for" holds very true in a lot of those markets.

The numbers could look good on paper, but if you can't offload/rent the property on the backend then you may struggle.3.

She is old-fashioned (using paper and pencil), but she is not super expensive and works to produce the plans quickly.She is:http://dragonarchconsulting.com/

The big difference today is we dont have to carry paper.. we buy for cash and sell for cash.. its a very narrow niche of course.. and the marketing is just like any of the wholesalers big spend on out bound .. and guys/gals that can close a deal on the phone..

Unlike all other deductions, you don't directly make a payment for depreciation, so it appears to be some freebie paper deduction.

Although, they are only washing the duvet covers, throw blankets, and kitchen towels. 

Check NTLA website to see if they have any white papers on NC/SC.   

Turned out the ad appeared in the papers that weekend, we went over to see it right away.

Is that what you would want to read in your local paper about you?