I am researching an issue with regards to a loan with a balloon payment that is maturing.

The tenants agreed to 700 because they didn't have to meet other requirements OR landlord is including paying some utilities in rent to make it seem higher gross income.I really do not like saying this but there are a lot of companies who would throw you off a cliff for a quick buck and care nothing about you or your life.

Why take chances over a few bucks?

For a couple thousand bucks, investing in a mobile home rental would be an inexpensive way to start and learn this business.

I remember something about FEMA flood was just a few hundred bucks and then it shot into the thousands almost overnight.

The market I'm involved in attracts both NY and New Jerey residents who find homes in their area are to expensive; they can get more bang for the buck in my geographic area.

. :-) Duncan: I've been on the both ends of that one - nothing like trying to motivate a roomful of developers with piles of mature stock options ;) I have also found your observation to hold true with clients as well.

Might bump up your cashflow 20 or 30 bucks per month.One question: What are property taxes and where are these represented in your numbers?

Then he ended it up with "let me hold $6 and ill pic you up some stuff when I get my link"I wasn't truly looking for his advice I was hoping he'd show some initiative and ask to help out for a few bucks.

You set priority to low in usually in a few hours they respond back and pay maybe 15 bucks or something.No legal advice.