A 4% increase in one year on a property bought with 20% down would show an increase on your paper return by a 20% valuation if you raised the rent equally.

Not a foreclosureBOA holds paper

On paper the mechanics look easy, but implementation can be very time consuming.For example: I may talk to 50 people in one month looking at say 60 or more properties that can potentially be a good deal.

20% has been customary for many years; a number that protects the seller in case of default and would make their paper more saleable.

New investors here with simple question.

Been managing mine with Quicken.I'd been using Quicken for years for my personal finances and it was pretty simple to set it up to track my rentals, not nearly as robust as Quickbooks, but it gets the job done.

Stocks: Paper investments?

I currently have a lot of judgements that are not worth the paper they are printed on.

I looked at them for a property I own in Redding, when I was thinking of doing a Vacation rental type use, but the County wouldn't allow it (even though I have 20 acres) There's so many different types of manufactured housing these days, from the simple manufactured to the more upscale Stillwater Dwellings, etc. 

She was tricked into signing paper work her husband had, and never knew they were on the house.