If you have (access to cheap) financing to double close, and stage the house before selling you could make nice little profit with minimal work...

It's unclear to me at what stage of the process you are actually at.

Have an exit strategy.You would think these would be elementary, apparently not for me at the time.Travis

To do that, you need to have the NICEST house at the price -- not the third nicest, not the second nicest.Is the house staged?

I need to make a decision, so any advice is appreciated:In 2006, my sister in law purchased for $130,000 a 2,400 sf home, 4 BR/2 Baths, built in 1965 on 1 acre in Southlake, Tx, great neighborhood one house away for an excellent elementary school.

I find it very rude for the meeting host or hostess to plop a "guru" on stage in front of a captive audience.

Personally I would get more education on income property before diving into buying a rental at this stage of the game, especially a condo.

Think I'll try adding sound deadener to the ceiling before redesigning the floor joists as this stage of testing will be so easy.

Being able to put the blinds down means that people walking by won't be able to look in the window and see all the furniture and accessories we stage with.

Swear to Jesus, thought he'd stroke out right on stage.