We have done well by turning every lemon into lemonade.

We are looking for properties preferably in West Oak Lane and/or Strawberry Mansion/ Brewerytown!

@Bruce LynnSometimes you have to turn lemons into lemonade

Haven't had time to fully read your comprehensive post but it certainly looks like you took a lemon and made some badass lemonade! 

Tip #1: Learn to turn lemons into lemonade.

I am learning about modular homes and how to finance them to turn this lemon into lemonade for the cheapest cost I can to get it cash flowing. 

We have learned to turn lemonades into lemonade.

I drive around in the not so good neighborhoods, and no they're not jumping to sell always, I let them sip a lemonade and tell me all their problems and pretty soon they start to thinking 140K will solve all their problems (normally they own it outright)...and we pull contract out right there and sign...1 week later money is in their hands....takes a bit of time...but definately worth it.You're right...prices are high here, I'm an hr from LA so not as high as down there....300K for a decent house....that is why it's such a good deal...by the time they figure out what they could have got for it....title is in my name, and rehab has already begun.

It has plenty of technical detail, and is the only place I read how a strawberry picker got a $700,000-some loan.The Orange County Register published this letter from me on 1/27/2005: "It seems obvious that there is not a real estate bubble.

Time to make lemonade from lemons.