Maybe I won't be able to find a deal, but I hope to at least find something that is sustainable and building equity better than just 'wasting' rent.

To me, I wouldn't think a contractor would waste their time with that, but who knows.What are your thoughts?

You can't really stop him from breaking the lease (that's why I tell people to rent...they are not wasting money, they are buying flexibility), but unless he is military and being transferred breaking the lease is breaking the contract.  

Thomas S. not gonna waste my time responding to that one. 

Their service is usually much better than the large banks and often their fees are minimal compared to the large institutions.

I have a day job and I want minimal hassle even if it means getting rich slowly... :)Before I forget, LAREIC (London Area Real Estate Investment Club) is having its monthly meeting next Wednesday the 25th and @Claude Boiron is going to come down and speak to us.

Don't waste your money on **** seminars that leave you with no money to invest .

If he is truly concerned about his client, he will make sure that he gets you the payment due ASAP to minimize your penalties.  

This ensures that I don't waste their time and they don't waste my time. on a completely seperate note, I often get better deals and priority when I directly work with sellers agent (i.e.

So repairs are supremely minimal.