*fingers crossed*

I'll keep my fingers crossed.

I'm sorry to hear you are having issues, hopefully you can fight it, but in my experience on the lending and investing side, the appraiser won't budge unless they made a trivial mistake (forgot to take into consideration major highway dividing lines, incorrect square footage on records, fat fingering an address, etc.)

James has his finger on the pulse of Cleveland. 

Crossing my fingers- That next day the paper work was drawn up and an offer was put in for 60K.

Fingers crossed that one out of my three will work out. 

Good afternoon Mr Yousef.We specialize in Investment properties in The Greater Rochester/Finger Lakes Region.

I have only been to one house in the last year I have not bought.... and I am still following up with them and have my fingers crossed.

My monthly living expenses are relatively low, my wife brings in some extra income as well and I'd rather not throw my $ at a mutual fund and cross my fingers for the best.My current thoughts are investing in a 4-unit, although I can't decide if local is a good idea or not.

One is for long-term steady growth (via rental properties), and the other is a faster, albeit riskier, short turnover for quick cash where you can 'win' or lose a little or a lot.You'll need to ask yourself about your risk tolerance, your knowledge base, your present situation, and your future plans.Building wealth through rental properties is a systematic way to create passive income, making your money work for you while you're not lifting a finger.