For the record I bought it in '03 for $52 put $2500 in and sold it for $75, got it back 30 months later and put another $8K in and sold it for $92K, so it's been a money maker.This other one I paid $42K for it, put about $200 into it, including adding a 1/2 bath and sold it for $58.

I run an ad that says %3K down (up to $100K sales price) so I know there's some risk.

The ad also says they'll pay you $1,000 if they close on a deal.

I was considering posting this ad for buyers but I dont want to get in trouble, please let me know what your thoughts are.

The ads shouldn't be around anymore.

Would it be possible to put 16,000 to 24000 in a account with 7-8 hundred added to my payment each month?

Adding a theme to your blog is simple as well.

So if a broker/banker shows you a good faith estimate with "lender discount points" added in dont be alarmed.

There's just no way the buyer can be making any cash flow on them.One explanation is the rise of "value added" investments about 2 years back.

I've been a graphic designer/creative director in design shops and ad agencies for almost 20 years and am looking to make the switch to a different career path.