A couple bucks for the screened washers and the guy didn't charge me for a service call.Don't call Sears.

First thing that came to mind was using funds from the IRA of another investor (I suppose they could structure it like a 3-year bond for $20k at XX% interest due at maturity).

Hoping for other people misery so you can make a buck?

For instance, windows on the first floor -- I've heard that intalling replacement windows on FIRST floor is biggest bang for buck due to hot air rising ... also, the basement in my 7 unit is an old carriage house and is 10-11 feet high!

However there are companies that will come out and for a few hundred bucks, you can have your whole bathroom looking like new.

It's like 150 bucks.

Your investing maturity is leaps and bounds ahead where you should be without closing a deal.2.

Unless they're a couple of guys with a few bucks and no clue to what they are doing. there is a company here in AZ called Merchant Funding, I don't remember their site but check into them, they are more 'soft money lenders'

Their message is the Glenn Beck should be called Glenn "Buck" since that all he is after...

The question is, in which cases you'd get more bang for your buck?