The only problem is that I don’t know the blocks to well, I have an interesting vacant property lead on North Bond street that’s already been demoed inside.

Those wanting to buy a home should not invest any money in stocks or bonds, but should prefer cash.

I don't think buying bonds is good practice for buying stocks and i think it's a similar comparison.

what is the penalty in PA for not depositing a security deposit into an escrow account or bond...over 1 year since lease started and security deposit paid

These include bank accounts, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and so on.

It cost money to insure, in some cases bond and carry the liability of a job taken.

And it's quite possible the interest rates (10-year government bonds) might not behave this time as they did the last--they might keep rising even when the economy slows (up to a point).

I have some clients that will now take my word on the condition and if its a good investment but that takes time to build a strong bond with your clients. 

I think there are far easier opportunities in the market (non real estate related) that can get me a measly 3% net rate of return (You might as well leave the money in the bank or buy a treasury bond which is much less risker and hassle free than owning real estate)Lastly Patience & DisciplinePurchasing your first property, or even adding to your portfolio only happens when its right for you and nobody else.

Hello,Anyone in SC understand how Bond for Title works in regards to owner occupied status for tax purposes?