Downtown Cleveland Alliance, a nonprofit whose goal is beautifying and bicycle-patrolling the downtown CBD, put together a new promotional video about living and working downtown.

I agree a lot with J.ScottWe have a great agent who starts promoting our property by word of mouth as soon as we get past major demo and start putting everything back together.

There's been a recent thread about this program:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/130287-eddie-speed-note-schoolAnd it appears that since that thread started, there have been a lot of first-time posters promoting the program (including in this thread).

(This include rehab costs, and holding costs which include property taxes, insurance, and utilities.)We held on to the property far longer than expected before listing it due to some health issues with my mother that I was taking care of.

Just wanting to hear what part time investors do for their 9-5 and how they apply that to REI.I'll start:I'm an actuary with a large health insurer (please, no comments on how health insurers are the devil).

Situation - We own condo (we paid 50k cash 2 years ago and have rented)MIL is moving into the condo.Mother in Law has about 60k in cash from sale of her house and 30k 401k, and she gets 2k per month SS.Her health is realtively poor.We are open to helping her financially some, but also want to protect her as she is not finacially super wise (She was recently ready to give a hospital a large amount of money because they said the insurance hadn't paid yet)My wife is her only heir.Option # 1 - Rent to her.. fair market is about 600 month.Pros - Simpler, no Title Insurance, She has plenty of cash left to live on, Option # 2 - Sell to her for about 65k.

I see that you have a Gmail account -- have you checked to see if the messages are going into your promotions or one of your other gmail folders?

Not that it's a bad promotion, but really, I see this as just another opportunity for you to show off your unbelievable claim of tipping on 60!

Hopefully it will get a clean bill of health during that time and won't need further treatment.The only good thing is this is in a stand alone unit.

She stopped paying again when her health went down hill.