One way for a fast start is to take over an existing cash flowing portfolio in the many soft southern markets of the United States.

I use a scrub brush eucalyptus oil mixture on my Corian insert.

This is so that as ring compresses and is pushed outward it slides into soft wax.10.

The second reason is more of a "soft" reason: it adds professionalism.

Time is money and flushes cost 10 cents.There are soft drinks available at restaurants?

As part of this, you'll need to:1. hire a civil engineer, 2. have approved engineering plans prepared, plan checked, and permits issued, 3. pay the development impact fees and all other soft costs, 4. grade the site, and build the infrastructure for the project, i.e. utilities, street, drainage, etc. 

In other words, if you have a beat-up roof on one of your properties, electrical wiring from the 1940's on another, and you can see soft spots of wood rot around windows and downspouts of the other, I would want to have a lot.

You could also connect with hard money lenders and get a soft proof of funds (pre approval letters).

Originally posted by Jackie Lange:I lured the crack heads out with Kentucky Fried chicken while my contractor secured the property.Didnt realize crackheads ate, and their weakness is KFC ...lolOriginally posted by Rob K:When I left that house, I felt like I needed an iodine bath.With a wire brush to scrub with....know that feeling oh too well.

I also have a "Soft Phone" on my laptop, so I can make and receive calls anywhere in the world that I have a decent internet connection, even if I'm goofing off in some part of the world where cell phone roaming charges would be outrageous.Think of the 80/20 rule when you consider the cost of having a tool like this. 20% of the stuff you do makes you money. 80% is the stuff you should not be dealing with personally.