I buy and sell numerous lots from 30 bucks to 800 bucks and from my experience its more profitable to sell it back right away then to hold it.

Assuming this is a rental and you want the best bang for your buck check your local Habitat or Humanity re-sale store.

People here have been sold the idea that the "dream' is home ownership and have been pushed into obligations starting at a quarter of a million bucks far too early in their lives.

And like I said the rest of the family are crackheads and couldnt care less about the house, so if I wave a few bucks in front of them they will sign it away.About the repairs.

What's the best bang for my buck!!

the fact that you blew an hour and 20 bucks on a welcome package will piss youoff even more when you're patchin holes in walls and replacing carpet in a year.

I just bought a property with hard money, terms are 6 month maturity with a 3 month extension if needed.I'm just wondering what happens IF I don't find someone to refi the property.The numbers work great on this property, even with hard money.

I bought $140 worth of silver for 8 bucks that way.

Yeah I have had asked for a credit limit increase and got like 200-300 bucks (I cant remember).

I have not read his REO book, but did a check and;Amazon is selling his book right now:Breaking Into The REO Business: How I Went From Bankruptcy To $7.2 Million In 7 Years While Making Friends - Paperback (Sept. 30, 2010) by Tony AlvarezPriced from $22 to $24 bucks!