Sometimes I feel like I work so hard here to make a buck, if I moved elsewhere I'd explode.

I am currently looking into just multi family I feel it would be more bang for my buck.

These first couple issues will likely be or have some short term maturity to them say 2 or 3 years so they can be repositioned in the market after some trial and error.

My last one, I think I raised it 500 bucks and said I'd pay 1000 over the highest offer up to a certain amount and that they had to show a higher offer over XX dollars with a willing and able buyer.

I don't know.The right real estate project can provide a much better bang for your buck than a conventional job - but the process isn't necessarily a "slam dunk".

In reality, many wholesalers are looking for a quick and easy way to make a few extra bucks.

On the legal side, consideration paid in hand to establish a contract it's customary to say for ten bucks and other good and valuable consideration, so the question becomes, what was that other good and valuable consideration, even though it was acknowledged being received, what was it?

So I call the local plumber I use in that area and they fitted the exhaust with a 90 degree horizontal piping for 150 bucks.

Im comfortable if a property only makes $100 per month cash flow, potentially even comfortable with losing a few bucks each month on the right property.

You will get much more bang for you buck in Houston.