I understand you maybe frustrated because things aren’t going you way but scouting the site for abnormalities won't get you anywhere in RE, you time will be better used looking for deals not on what you feel are inconsistencies in post.

You'd think that someone raking in that kind of dough could afford to get a real sign made.Of course, something tells me that the "mentors" doing the advertising have never actually made money in real estate...

Just about every seller feels that their house hasn't sold fast enough so this doesn't really screen anyone out, BUT it does tug at their frustration.

If I can't afford to sell it with a realtor then its not a good enough deal for me to risk tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars on.I have made a lot of money using this advice, and I have lost a lot of money learning it.

The part about if something breaks the bottom line is if you can’t afford to fix something if it breaks then having tenants is NOT for you…YET.

Without a defined goal and organized plans, one's action steps will lead them nowhere and will only create frustration and impotency.

The average person can not afford a 300,000 home, if you investment is this retail price, your limited on who is going to be able to purchase the property, unless there are people with the income and jobs to support this market.I'm seeing anything that is worth 300-3 million sitting for a long time, the higher the price/value the smaller percentage of the population can afford it.On top of this good news all these properties are depreciateing

Farmers are being forced out because the can no longer afford to pay their property taxes.

If you can afford then I would include a bonus of say $1,000 or $500 dollars if he finishes the work ahead of schedule.

I had talked to a real estate agent about it, but have not yet made any offers.My OWN desire would be to get it for about 135 to 150,000 --a 150 mortgage I could afford, with only a little out of pocket each month.