Giving notice to move is not intended to be flexible at the tenants option.

The cheaper you buy it, then the more flexibility you have in delivering a profitable and sellable product.

You need flexibility t o change when times change.

Because multi-family residences are fewer and farther-between, investors who choose to invest in these types of properties have less selection, and therefore often have to be flexible in their purchasing criteria * When evaluating the value of a single family home, you often have many, many other similar homes in the neighborhood to compare against to get an idea of how much the house is worth, how much income it can generate (i.e., how much you can get in rent), how quickly similar properties are selling for, etc.

I would say Wordpress, now I don't have a site (As a designer you know its hard to create anything for yourself and be content with it)But Wordpress can be very flexible with plugins,mods & just some time/patienceif you need some examples of sites that don't look like blogs but are powered by wordpress let me know (I don't want to get in trouble by posting it & I'm not spamming just helping a fellow Bp member :)By the way Justin, You have one great Wordpress Site I admit I'm very impressed since most RE sites on wordpress just seem to be thrown together with no real attention to detail.

That will allow you much more flexibility to take trips, vacations, etc.Good luck with your search.

. - Asking Price: $225,000Current owner would like to sell both house and storage together to one buyer.At this time, the current owner will NOT consider a lease with option to buy.Current owner wants to retire and build a new home at a different location.I feel he will be a little flexible on the price but not overly so.OKAY, so what do I need to know to make an informed decision?

SFR ranch2/1.5 950SF0.11 acre corner lotBuilt in 1949All appliances includedCentral Air (1 year old)1 car attached garage2008 taxes - 429.00212 days on marketOne ownerAsking - 29,900Rent - 800Because of the time on the market, and the fact that it is one owner (hopefully this means it is free and clear to owner), I would hope that there will be some flexibility in the price.

If that's the case, and you are flexible where you live, investigate areas that make for good rentals.

They seem to be more flexible after the auction when the property is assigned to representing firm (Such as Hook Van Holms and others) but even then, they work by a stringent guideline.