People do not expect that you pay for electric and all of the other buildings they look at wont have that so your rent will LOOK more expensive on paper (bad).BTW, a lesson I just learned the hard way.

First time buyer, so it wont really work.

No matter how good of a deal my broker says an office building is I WONT LOOK AT IT.If you are making money stay with what you know.

If area doesn't have termites (or other wood destructors), no need for wood-destroying insect inspections.

they have created an enemy that cannot be destroyed , and we are supposed to funnel millions of dollars into it every year to the banksters that finance the 'war' , then cry for the banks when they make faulty loans to unqualified marks that they profit from foreclosing on. thats what war is good for silly.

So this is why you are collecting a deposit, you may have to clean up after them a little, but he wont be tearing down any walls.

I also limit the sellers recourse to retention of EMD which takes most of the fear out of buying.Do NOT use the "subject to partner's approval", that wont hold up in Texas.

Debris was everywhere...graffiti and holes were all in the sheetrock in the living room...the A/C, water heater, furnace and plumbing are gone...the walls in the bathrom were destroyed...and the carpet was beyond restoration.9) The roof, foundstion and frame were still sound...not sure about the electrical aspect, though.10) I spoke to several REI folks here in Dallas about this and they were of the consensus that I take over that company and either rehab the house of flip it.

There's times when I start to wonder if perhaps the liberals aren't partially right about her....till I remember they're liberals and the best indicator of a strong conservative candidate is the person they have to single out and destroy with lies and made up quotes.

Dont pay for them, as they wont matter as much as finding out what is on your credit, and you should pay to get all 3 at once and not just one at a time.If you are ready to go get your free credit reports from each major credit bureau go to:www.annualcreditreport.com