I'm 50 years old and don't remember electricity going out for more than a minute or two -- enough to make the digital clock on the microwave need to be re-set -- since I was child.  

This one is for sure a grand slam but even singles are double digit returns. 

I put 80% furnaces in my units and upgrade to programmable digital thermostats if they are not already in place.

Maintaining good relationships with a handful of contractors and using technology like digital answering services (Google Voice), rent collection web sites, etc give us the right balance of knowing what is happening to our properties but minimizing the disruption to all of our full-time jobs.For us, there are two critical periods: one is during the renovation phase, especially if tenants are in the property.

Unless the machines are incredibly old, they should have a counter on them showing how many quarters they have collected (it might be digital hidden in a menu), or how many "turns" they have done.

If you can refinance and find other investments that return double-digit returns (cash on cash), then by all means move forward.

It blows my mind how much we empower these poor monopoly utilities to make their own rules and raise rates in excess of 2 digits every couple of years.

Got free digital thermostats, door sealing and light bulbs.

I did digital marketing for a lot of years but I'd recommend it for others for real estate leads.

Hi all,I am looking to expand my marketing into the digital world for my wholesaling business.Where would you recommend starting?