These seem to be the most passive in terms of management and problems.

I have a number of questions in terms of what my options are:1.

Now that is probably an exaggeration but you certainly have expenses with your equipment, maintenance, fuel for commuting and equipment, insurance, marketing, etc.Further, in terms of opportunity cost, is it worth to save $16 an hour doing the work of your handyman (that you admit takes you longer and the quality may suffer) when you can be landing another deal that will net you thousands?

Everything really is so much easier to understand when put in terms of bacon...

Previously, we thought we needed more flexibility in terms of size and location, but if we were going to be so stable that the same space worked for us for 10 years, why not buy?

For those thinking of this in terms of stock trading or futures, do speculators really speculate or is there a manipulation of the market?

In terms of debt to income ratio, lets say we rent out our current come, have it under a signed year long lease that will safely make our mortgage payment and a little more.

func=view&catid=6&id=2048 And in terms of personal impact, in my opinion, there's also nothing to worry about.

I mean return on investment in terms of return on actual money put into a deal.

In terms of deals, what you mention above is pretty similar to the types of deals we do.