Craigslist shows lowest 2-BHK unit at $1095 without water, heat.My figure at $975 is pretty conservative as this place has heat, garbage,water, etc included.

On a typical rehab, I replace all tubs/showers, toilets, sinks, faucets, shower hardware, garbage disposal, etc.My savings by going with the supply houses and Amazon.com is typical several hundred dollars, PLUS for less money, I'm getting higher end finishes.For what it's worth, I used to get everything at Home Depot because it was easy.

I have bought entire estates, the garbage can, everything so all the heir had to do was sign and get a check, not my favorite but profitable.

After a year being out of work he finally got a job, you guessed it in the same office that he left.I received an application this week from a guy who drive a garbage truck, he makes $60,000 a year, and I got another application from a forklift operator who made $40,000 a year.But in today's economy make sure you have income replacement whether it be another job or real estate.

Just DON'T use their Zestimate...it's garbage and totally inaccurate. 

If you got a place like this for around $300,000, your fixed monthly costs would be your mortgage payment (~$2,000) and Water/Garbage (~$100) for a total of $2,100.

People are saying that with a duplex you should have the tenant pay for water/sewer/garbage and also do their own lawn/snow.

You can file that warranty in the garbage can along with the extended warranty for your car, your refrigerator, and your electronic device.

I currently have a transportation business and I drove garbage trucks for years so I've seen just about all of Jax.

Motivation to sell may in fact be more skewed to those in a home the longest (kids went off to college and there is no need for the house in the expensive suburbs anymore, the sellers are close to retirement and want to "cash out", divorce after the kids have gotten old enough where they can deal with it, what was once a solid job turned to garbage due to changing business market, etc).