The water Bill is $45/month.We bought the home as a short sale in Nov 2009, so we make pretty good money either way.Suggestions?

IMO, you will not see another one in your lifetime, but it doesn't cost any money to wish so wish away.Living in the Silicon Valley, you have to learn to keep on innovating, or you will become obsolete in a blink of an eye.

Not to mention I am quite literally having these dumped in my lap lately.Searching for the "innovative" solutions.Hiring attorneys to draft papers is not innovative.

Now that's innovation! 

We moved from NE Philly PA to the northern suburbs (Lower Bucks County) We paid $191,000. in Nov.1999, great time to buy!

Hello everyone.My name is Mark Colburn and i'm a new member to BP.I bought my first property in Nov of 2011 and it was a multifamily side-by-side duplex.It was a bank owned property that we did an extensive renovation to including two new kitchens, two new bathrooms, new flooring, new paint, new water heaters, new vented bathrooms, tons of repairs to walls (was prior section 8) etc.All in all I spent about one year and $35K on the renovation.

I am looking at innovative ways to increase my cash flow.Thanks

I need to add #5 to my list of innovative income ideas.#1 is already on my list. #2 would be awesome. #4 absolutely but its part of the never ending maintenance.#3 I'll need to think about the durable floor concept more.

No bank involved.Creative doesn't necessarily mean innovative.

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