Shoot and darn it.

Kinda depends on who you're renting to.My low-income tenants are happy to find ANY appliances supplied.My blue-collar wish they had in-the-door ice-makers 'cause it's a status thing.And my college kids want the biggest 'cause it's a beer and left-over pizza thing.I just rented to a couple that loves to hunt and eat what they shoot but they solved the problem by buying a separate freezer.

However, in 2010, I plan to combine camping with traveling to shooting matches, so that we can enjoy both at the same time.What did you learn?

I am shooting to purchase for 20000.

As for Murrietta and the like, those homes are nicer and higher priced so you have to get a smoking deal to make it cash flow.LA, Compton, etc is certainly an option but even those units can be too expensive to provide good cash flow and the risk of the bad area is something I wouldn't personally take on.If you would like to talk about options of where and how to put your money in the market, feel free to shoot me a PM or email.

Well due to the appraisal (bank being ultra conservative) I was going to walk away from the deal for the fact that I would have to come to the closing table with too much money which would shoot my ROI all to hell.I told the sellers agent that the only way I can move forward with this deal is if they are willing to owner finance it.

:shoot: Actually Grunge was probably the wrong term as that really only consists of Pearl Jam, Nirvana, AIC.

It is like shooting fish in a barrel.

Typically though newer homes do not have any equity to speak of for wholesaling.. shoot for older neighborhoods

If its YOU, your shooting yourself in the foot to NOT fix it(free besides) and reward they with a shiny red apple for calling you.