The big fish can't eat it if they can't see it, ya know? 

I’m standing in the open area we’re it’s a eat-in kitchen.

So in your buildout either concede something to fix the water/roof issue, eat into your profit, or ask for better deal.

If I plug in the higher tax and insurance rates based on a $280k value, it really eats into the NOI and cuts the value of the property by about $70k. 

I read real estate books, BP forums and listened to countless podcasts whenever I drive, eat, or workout.

I would just eat the costs of tenant B's flea treatment and charge tenant A for the treatment of their house. 

Hi Kevin,Make time for an inside lunch at a fast food, eat where you drive, and check out who comes in to eat.It will give you an idea of what the neighborhood is like.Good Luck!

A lot of people don't use their formal dining rooms for its purpose, especially, if it has a large eat in kitchen.

Between time eating, working out, and commuting you’d be surprised how many books you can get through in a year.As far as getting started investing, I would focus on networking in school, get involved, get a good GPA, and find a way to start making money.

Also more specifically, Cleveland seems to be great for cash flow, but I have heard required inspections from the city can be incredibly frustrating, eating up time and money.