We've just been saving and penny pinching while also watching the market and trying to build a team.

So, having a good agent to me is a must.The reason for this post was because my wife was contacted by an investor that wanted to list his rehab and he went with a flat fee listing agent, and I personally thought it was a bad choice for him (not because he did not choose my wife) because he over rehabbed and needs to fully market this property to pinch out every dollar.

It can be for their own safety, as a friend of mine came home to find his chocolate lab chewing through a lamp cord (luckily, unplugged).

The mistakes in an estate planning case can be fatal to everything you have worked to build... this is not the place to penny pinch.

If you get in a pinch, I have an estate agent friend from Melbourne who does nothing but probate in California.

This is not an area to pinch pennys, a mistake in contracting can cost you big time, your strategy can fall apart and you may bear liability personally.

This is the perfect market for those.If you like the idea of being a landlord it can be the perfect time to buy at this historic point in the real estate industry.So much to choose from . . . like a box of chocolates and just as yummy ;>Let us know how you're doing and ask questions . . . a lot.

Hello,In a little bit of a pinch, as we have had some setback on our 203k loan and the closing date is next week.

I have personal savings, and credit cards if I get in a pinch but so far I have not had to dip into them but once.

Such landlords are known as "slumlords", usually pretty frugal, no cheap and they pinch a penny til Lincoln screams, I never found them as a good buyer in my area.Question is, why is it bad area and can that be cured?