The HOA has not approached the owners for any special assessments in the last 30 years that it has existed.

There are obviously costs involved with obtaining and maintaining a license to consider as well, but one successful transaction could easily cover your expenses for the year.Your upfront costs would be:- Classes / materials to cover the education requirement- Testing and finger-printing fees (for the actual licensing exam and background check)**You will need to be sponsored by a broker in order to have an active salesperson license, so you'll need to figure out this piece as wellYour ongoing costs will include:- NAR (National Association of Realtors) dues- TAR (Texas Association of Realtors) dues- HAR (Houston Association of Realtors) dues- MLS access fees (assessed quarterly)Again, most of the answer(s) to your question really depend on what type of investing you're looking to do.

Rent due on the 1stRent is late on the 2nd, late penalty assessed. 3 day notice to quit posted on the 3rd. .

Today, I stepped out and went to the property assessment office for a listing on probates and absentee owners.

I have run several through the dishwasher and have had no problem, but then again these are so cheap its really six of one half dozen of the other...

Does your county assessor assess value at purchase price or ARV?

Your first stop should be your local tax assessment website to get the owner name.

I'm about $40k under assessment at this point.

Use the search box for Wholesaling.There are dozens of questions, that you don't even have yet, that will be answered in the threads you'll find.

However, it is not an accurate assessment to say financial advisors won't advise client to take money out of their IRA if it is a RMD.