I spent years selling contracts on junk and on foreclosures, but anymore, I like the low hanging fruit!

Cheryl,They are prodcuts / instruments designed by Banks whereby they have combined a guaranteed deposit and juiced it up where by your return can increased if a certain thing happenFor example, last time they offered me a product whereby the principal is guaranteed and the retun is at minimal 2% (note the 3 mnth deposit rate at that time was 2.8%)But depending on the movement of the EUR/USD the return can go up to 6%.Now in my case I got 4.5%.

yeap its faster did you change the platform its running on or add juice to the servers.

I'd look around for lower hanging fruit myself, (a place in much better condition, needing a lot less work for around the same price) unless you could get the place for a substantial discount, which, like I said, it appears you're not.

Just enough juice to test one system at a time.

There isn't much juice left in that fee if they are charging $2k.

they worked, and took their money and invested it into apartments and homes..and now they get to enjoy the fruits of their labor...just like i take the profits from my flips and invest them into rentals,and as james plans to...it's very difficult to live on a few rentals, especially if you plan to buy more...plus, the bank wants to see additional income until you have a subsantial amount of rentals...however, if you work at it long enough, eventually you can be a buy and hold only guy, as i plan to be in a few years :)

I'm in the 10th year of a similar project here in Denver. 25 homes acquired so far.My involvement with the neighborhood association has started to bear fruit - folks know I'm the "go to guy" for an off-market sale.

Electrical is easy... just stop short of wiring into the circuit box and there's no juice to electrocute yourself with... that said, you probably don't know all the compliance rules to pass inspection anyhow...Generally there's several outs... either through financing or inspection.

Is the juice worth the squeeze?"