I've been trying to find the right angle to get my foot in the door with some real estate with the goal in mind of attaining financial freedom and not having to punch a clock every day.

It's not the only angle, as a Broker must be the procuring cause of the sale to be entitled to a commission, contractually and through agency law, that flows through the protection period as well.

Ease of availability of recorded documents and adjudicated newspapers and court info varies widely.

An angle grinder with a diamond blade will make short work of concrete.

The wall is at slight angle, but the beams will keep it from moving.

The best and most widely quoted estimate of the size of the hedge fund phenomenon is baed on a report from investment bankers at Keefe Bruyette and Wood.

They will want data to look at depending on what angle they are going after.

It depends on if the angle is just to make some money off of the property or you want to hold it long term and own it.

However, it happens under the table to supplement the below market rent paid by Section 8.In my area (and I thought program wide), the tenant is required to pay 35% of their monthly "income" to housing expenses.

Actually the park even put in new homes and are selling them for 59,990$ with a few of them already sold.In the park the homes for sale between 10 to 20k are either old single wides or small double wides that are a basic mobile home with panel walls and carpet floors.It is also not my first I am selling I have been buying vaction homes for about 15 years.