Whereas now (closer to the top of the market) it would be smart to have all those free and clear homes.

If its too costly or troublesome to get access to your equity the question of wether its smart is a moot point.I guess my point is make sure you have access to it before including it in your plans.

Smart choice, because with a newbie flip, you might just end up being a very fancy landlord with no shirt.

If someone's smart enough to figure out that they're actually copper, they're smart enough to know that painted copper loses about 80% salvage value.That's all people break in for around me.

I joined this site first to learn... no matter how smart I think I am, there is always someone around the next corner who can teach me a thing or five.

We all have other "stuff" going on and between us, we also have some Internet Web Site projects going on which pretty much take care of themselves.We are all pretty smart people and we are looking at property flips like any other business venture... do it right, get in fast, use good people, provide a quality finished product, make our money and move on to the next one.

Keep doing the right/smart thing...it will pay off more than getting a reduction on a loan!

I am still learning how to invest properly and being smart about it too.

Keep track of your miles for IRS purposes.Bring a camera or if you have a smart phone with a camera then you're good to go.Have a dedicated notebook to write down addresses.

Is that smart with a sub2 deal?