It took about a month to rent out both upper and lower.

It seems most reviews are from installers who bash entry level windows because, well, they of course prefer high end windows and why would they care about cost?

My last house was bought as a 'maybe flip' as I knew it was a fixer upper and was unsure as to how long I'd be staying in NY....turns out it was a year and a half and I'm about to put it on the market, after turning it around from a tired, neglected mess to a little jewel box.

I grew up near you in Upper Saddle River.

With five years of economic recovery now in the rear view mirror, it is clear that the average American is really not recovering as evidenced by the lowest level of home ownership since 1980.

I'm looking at 90,000 and less, and not a big fixer upper.

At some level are you just trading one income vehicle for another with the added bonus that you get the asset back (albeit there is a risk if the property gets trashed due to bad management) if the lender flakes out (and of course the hassle of calling the note).Hopefully some of the experienced private money lenders will jump in on this one, as it is a fantastic question.

These homes can be multi-level and as large as the lot can handle...

Jim Wineteer ha I might be on that level with you, will it be inappropriate to record the meeting?

What is your level of conventional and formal education, can you work decimals or figure a per centage in your head without much trouble?