You are probably not interested in crawling under a home or climbing into an attic, you love the art of the deal!

Virtually all the rules related to what came out of the SAFE Act and/or Dodd-Frank have been finalized, some since last January.If you are going to sell homes and the strategy is to "fly under the radar" or to find some scheme to try to avoid doing what the law requires, remember this.

One create the obvious and the other create fine art that sales for millions.

Some precincts have been merged and are closed, or are in "virtual mode" overnight - there's a number to call.The number of murders per 100,000 people in Detroit in 2012 put the city's murder rate at around 10 times the national average.

If you could find a virtual assistant that could do all of the above....

I prefer an empty house; rooms appear larger; no distraction with items in rooms that may or not be to the prospests taste; showing the house is an art that needs to be fined tuned, having some insight into what the prospect is looking for also helps; prospects are knowledgeable the person showing the house needs to beas well.

Real estate will almost always give you better net returns than virtually all of those other "investments".2.

Hi Art,It's hard to predict much past 7-9 months here.

With this setup, my investors are virtually insured of making 24% annualized return.

The fact that they've had challenging tenants might require a fair amount of work for that $150 mthly paycheck.Yes, virtually all mortgages have a DOS clause.