Next time I fly the 182 to Austin I'll let you buy me a shot of high dollar tequila and we can discuss LO's....Who am I kidding?

Any others with tips or ideas on this subject?

NO, just kidding!

Now that my kids are older, I want to be professional about it, have fun(meet challenges), and use it as a way to achieve financial independence.

My property manager told me that almost all the houses on that street are now rentals, some Section 8, lots of families with kids and, per her words, “it’s crowded.”After thinking and thinking about it, considering all my options, I decided to sell the house at a loss.

Arthur, good tips, but you can get a Google number for free rather than messing with a pre-paid phone.

not sure when my reply was made, but my tenants (young but responsible kids) left at the end of January. they were paying $1125 and had to leave cause money was getting tight (baby and suck). i offered them to lower the rent for 6 months and then bring it back up, but they left.After some active and passive loss (updates and vacancy) that totalled ~4k, i put it with the agent on the MLS. just being vacant for one month costs me $2,250 (Realtor fee and empty month)was able to get applications immediately and signed up a family for 3 years at the rate of $1,225..increase of $100.

Here are 3 tips for avoiding popular lending scams:1.Run away from fee collectors: A lending scam is usually present if high, upfront fees are paid directly to the lender.2.Obtain references from the lender: Although real references are hard to verify, always ask for references from the lender’s clients.

I told him, "I will do whatever it takes Sir". he hired me on the spot and told that sline/story to countless people, as he was so impressed by this young kids determination and willingness to get a job.Take this story as motivation to do what it takes to get to this event.

I had a gentleman, his wife and two kids come and view it around 11 o'clock in the morning.