Instead, they were the kind of people who were incapable of understanding the necessity of adhering to the empirical standard of truth best provided by scientific method, and who thought that their common sense beat out scientific study any day.I am not an ignoramus because I am not afraid of a herbicide that has been overwhelmingly proven to be safer for you in small quantities than any synthetic insecticide every applied to any cropland or local garden, any alkyd-based paint every applied to any surface, any petrochemical fuel ever used to operate any machine.

What quantity are you sending to get the $1 price?

It is about finding a handful of serious capable buyers.I PURPOSELY do not want many buyers because the more buyers you have the more time wasters on your list and the more issues you will face in the future.Most people think that there is no disadvantage when it comes to adding more buyers.The more buyers you have on your list the more chances you have deals will fall through, and failed closings.You just need 16 (or so) buyers with capital ready and a genuine hunger for discounted off market properties.Focus on quality here, not quantity

It's really hard to make a living off liens unless you buy large quantities or you buy the higher priced liens in states that have higher interest rates.You can also try your hand in seeing if you can pick up the properties free and clear but the chances of that happening are slim to none since most home owners end up paying the back taxes before the redemption period expires.

As your quantity of work and relationship with your contractor grows, so does the ability of him to give you better pricing and thus keep more profits in your pocket as well.

This really saves time and if you start buying in quantity, can save you money too.

It's fairly easy to mess this process up so make sure your GC is good at what he does- Quality > quantity: two units is better than three crammed units in the long termAnecdotally, I think large SFH bungalows (>1,800 sf) make the best conversions out there

That said, I have paid for enough $100 service calls that ultimately came down to replacement of the $5 flapper that I have decided to just buy a bulk quantity and replace ALL flappers in ALL my rental properties on a regular basis as preventive maintenance (I do the same with air filters for the HVAC because we all know how good the average tenants are at replacing those...).  

If you order in quantities, they are much cheaper.

Dangers just outside your doorAntifreeze that contains ethylene glycol has a sweet taste that attracts animals but is deadly if consumed in even small quantities; one teaspoon can kill a seven-pound cat.