Hard money, although not a traditional mortgage, is still not cash.

Brandon Turner Combining items like tall weeds, no curtains in the windows sounds beneficial; I've been mailing to everything with as little as peeling paint or worse, which probably isn't enough to go on.

Mileage to and from Home depot or such would be allocated to the appropriate property to which the items where purchased or of which most was purchased.

If they have a steady job and pass the general tenant screening criteria items, and not having a SS make them somewhat fearful of authorities (cops and courts) -- generally excellent low hassle tenants that pay cash and on time from my experience.

If you go to http://reo.wellsfargo.com and do a search for properties in this city, this item won't come up.

I was told by the plumber that it was one of two items and were easy to replace.I called the warranty number before I installed the water heater.

For example, I bough a house that had one circuit serving the entire kitchen (dishwasher, outlets, garbage disposal, fridge, microwave) when it really needed about 5 circuits.Things like asbestos, mold and meth damage are 'walk away' items.After that, items like furnace, water heater and plumbing fixtures.Oh, hire $99 rooter to come and scope the sewer line as well.

Between that and my conversation with an attorney and CPA yesterday, it seems like the regular 501(C)3, with a traditional fundraising model, would be more effective initially.

At the end of each day I prioritize and organize each item to complete for the following day.

Sounds like you have two 401ks there, One traditional to which they contributed the match.