**I'd like to have $100 Profit for each house, however I buy things with a 'Margin of Safety' knowing if I need to bail, I can and still make a profit or atleast breakeven.

And this administration isn't solving the problem...they're just trying to address the symptoms, which won't keep the patient alive long-term...In my opinion...

Be patient with me.

And about 2% in large denomination chips in a safety deposit box in a Vegas casino

In addition, it requires inexpensive safety items like GFCIs and smoke detectors.

In some cases, your contract may not entail any repairs, which frees you from the seller’s unreasonable refusals.b) GeographyAsk whether the geographic location of your house can damage it in any way and what would be the cost of protection.c) Safety IssuesAsk if he has observed any safety issues that you must specially consider because of the presence of pets or children.d) Structure of the ReportAsk him to explain the structure of the report and briefly state the important points.e) Environmental IssuesAsk questions about other environmental issues such as UFFI, radon, lead paint and the septic system certification, if necessary.

Be quick and patient and this will work.

(There is a commercial running ahead of the clip... be patient...

A 20% margin of safety is good enough for the banks so it would be good enough for me to ALMOST always recommend buying instead of renting...the biggest risk in life is not taking one ;)

We let the buyer/agent know up-front that our utmost concern is safety.