Buy a cheap car with cash, or buy something through a deal, finance it, and use the rest of the cash to buy a property.

@David KrulacTankless would be nice, but we're going as cheap as possible on this one.

It was not the flippers' fault - the flippers simply capitalized on the low inventory (and resulting price increases) that resulted from the investors buying up all the cheap deals.

I suspect either offbeat be somewhat cool, or hideous.Drywall is cheap.

The seller is happy because they get more than current use value but I can get it for what I consider cheap and make a large spread.The non-refundable will show how serious they are.

The water source is $25K just to connect...I don't think I can build anything on it as it is zoned "open land".I don't quite get it was community gardens are so cheap...~$20 to $30/year!

Baby sit your neighbor's kids, mow a lawn, delivery newspapers - it doesn't matter.

Austin would be a great rental market - awesome town but I don't think you'll find anything cheap enough to make any sense.

I heard od a guy that bought similar land cheap , he was paid to reforest it , he then was paid when he put it in the states conservation easement , then he donated the land to a charity and took a huge write off . and everyone thought he was an idiot for buying the land

Tiled Bath & New Vanity-- Subway tile (for the shower) is relatively cheap, and has an ah-ha factor (I think) when showing the unit.4.