I realize it's not the smartest thing to be doing, but I'd rather do that than spend a hundred bucks or so on legal zoom, then find out it was pretty useless or wrong and have to spend more money to make changes.

Why put in all the work on a flip to make a few measly bucks.

I see some big commercial outfits doing alright buying "class A" office, but you need to have big bucks to play in this game and they are often held by large real esate companies who do this and this only..

But where I think makes the biggest bang for the buck is in the tile.

So for a little over 3,500 bucks I'm getting the deal and utilizing the services and resources of agents and the MLS.

On the flip side (pun intended), it seems there's always buying and selling going on so I'm certain a smart flipper could make some bucks.

I just happen to have a once read copy of Dean Grasioni (the TV guy)new book,,,Be a real estate millionaire,,or something like that,Half price of new which makes it 10-15 bucks plus postage.

Rents fell about 25-50 bucks a month.

Buck v.

A fast pay down makes sense for fiscally mature buyers, but not to many who will live in MH's on rented land.