These degrees of separation will create an "iron veil", and while it is over kill for a portfolio of just a few properties, if you plan to grow to any size, you will be set with the ground work in place.

It seems a little ironic what banks like and don't like, but I'm sure there are just things that I'm not educated on that makes me think that.Honestly, I have only called about 6 local banks and my credit union, but have heard the exact same thing from each one.

Hammer it straight, use bigger bolts,,weld broken iron,,,even if it doesnt 'look' right, long as it works,,,replace when she leaves,,,,she 'knows' what happened.

Ironically this is usually when the price of the asset is too high.

Ironically, the downturn probably hurt their home value for 3 years, but we've definitely turned the corner now.Here's my neighborhood website:http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/Overland

Without any more information, that is automatically a 25 GRM.Flat iron has a GRM figure of around 20xYorkville can be sub 16.You don't buy a manhattan condo for the early cash flow.

Ironically, it is the main thing I look at in my search for property in Gwinnett County (i.e. good schools).

It doesn't mention that these people are thinking of investing in real estate, but it seems to make sense.It seems kind of ironic that stock investors are crying that they have lost so much since the financial meltdown , but during that same time it seems many real estate investors have been able to do very well as they bought undervalued properties that cashflowed better than ever or were able to take advantage of REO fixers to flip.

I have not had any maintenance costs in 16 months except air filters, although the roof is old and the plumbing is cast iron.

I run through there at times, Blues, Bikes & BBQ in Fayetteville....tell the Walton bunch hello...LOL, You're in a nice area, good luck!