My 2010 goal is to take my wholesaling business full-time (at least the income), use it to pay off all of my consumer debts, put $10,000 in the bank for a rainy day, fix my house up to my specs, and save up enough reserve to buy my first rehab.

I did a quick search and found some specs for these machines that indicated they consume around 500 watts.

It was very time consuming, but we have turn a low income apt unit to a very pleasent place to stay , manage, and increase in profits.

I do 2 or 3 deals a month, and these tasks consume my time.Not trying to pop any bubbles here, but come on...let's get real here.

You could double hedge with entirely leveraged RE for the possible runaway inflation and have equal cash for runaway deflation.A company that has equal cash to debt is thought to be pretty healthy.

The other landlord held his 4-plex in an LLC and carried a healthy insurance policy.

Unfortunately, the note holder is a 75+ your old widow with a disabled adult daughter so she's very unwilling to extend it because her health is ailing.Do you know of anyone who would be a private lender that might be interested?

For those you have the time and interest, I'm conducting a little research on consumer and business buying habits, namely do they prefer to shop online, in stores, or both.

Once the property is listed with a broker, it is put on the MLS and is accessible to thousands of real estate brokers and consumers.

The trees were healthy, and since it was an act of God, I think her renters would cover this.