So, by occasionally staging for others, it essentially pays for the furniture.

I occasionally do this with rentals but we are talking about prior to a coat of paint and rug cleaning.

Over my past 25 retail sales, I've averaged nearly $25K in profit, so being conservative is working.I've hit $40K+ profit on two projects ($145K and $165K resales), I've hit $30-40K profit on 6 projects (resales from $95-175K), and have only come in less than $15K on two projects (my very first flip was one of them).So, I really like the methodology of shooting for "singles" but being conservative enough that they often turn into doubles and triples (and maybe an occasional home-run, depending on how you define it).

I flip occasionally, and I always do it under my name.

Occasionally there can be a reason to buy property that won't cash flow, but that's for advanced or speculative strategies.

However, I occasionally encountered errors during usage such as properties not showing up that I knew that had recently sold or slight variance of the final sales price of a home.

I occasionally lease properties for clients and never turn over the keys till the day the lease begins.

Based on the lectures that she had participated in, and the occasional chat with a professor, she felt that her father had for years harbored an evil, selfish desire to keep what he thought should be his.One day she was challenging her father on his opposition to higher taxes on the rich and the need for more government programs.

What you posted is a heavily edited, one sided "documentary" that fails to mention key facts in every story it portrays.Here are some words from this "documentary" maker's blog on his own video:"I admit that I know some police myself and have met the occasional respectful, honorable and well meaning officer (though in all honesty I can count them on a single hand).""

I told them I'd rather just help them for free via email with the occasional questions.That was 1000 emails ago.