The next year or so will be spent paying off our bills and rebuilding some cash, but then I can't wait to start looking for our next project!

I spent every day for a couple of years researching the market, as we lived there, and understanding every property that was for sale, the trends, the demographics, and just the feel of every town (which is certainly different town to town).

Type the @ key and then the first three letters of their name and those names will appear at the bottom of the reply box.

If there is a chat box pinging frequently (not that I expect I would be contacted very often) it would be distracting when I am working on other things.

They purchased at auction for $110,000, spent about four months upgrading and sold it in about two months.

I'm still considering the pros and cons of college, and in the process of considering this decision, I am applying some knowledge that I gained in my microeconomics class: do not let sunk costs affect a decision, as the money has already been spent and cannot be recovered.

Also, banks are highly regulated here, they dont have much flexibility (or desire) to lend outside of the box.

The only time I need to hire a licensed person is when upgrading to a breaker box or doing structural work like adding a new floor beam.

I'm curious if any note investors have spent the time cultivating relationships with financial planners or advisers in order to gain access to their pool of clients?

So think outside the box (ie.