He is right, in opinion as well as fact, I believe it is now 98.6% of the time.It went up recently (think what it takes to move the % when you consider that the man has been talking for 3 hours a day, 15 hours a week since the mid 1980's I think it is) since he was basically proven completely right about the Anthropogenic Global Warming theory being a complete fraud.

Prorate the payment that's due at the beginning of the month, if they move in mid-month.

Since then, I've read a ton and been through the rounds of the seminars, gurus, and boot camps.I worked in commercial real estate for a bit but when the mortgage industry crashed in mid-2007, my entire office closed.

In mid 2008 the number of HUD homes currently on the market in my state (Missouri) was in the upper 500s and broke through the 600 level by end of 2008.

(Have to turn deals to make money)Mid Term - rehab single family homes to generate capital one a larger scale.

The problem is that they can not take the place until mid June (pro rated).

The subject did not comp out as well, but then he is now in his mid 80s!

Jaw, I was actually over there last night and caught the one tenant mid stream while she was using my drive.

I would think that some mid size banks or small banks that are run properly, invest in less risk, would be more than happier to pick up customers of larger banks.

I believe the 50% rule is good enough for mid-range properties, but I'm still unconvinced it works well in other cases.For example, the "benchmark house" magically transported to downtown Palo Alto, CA, would now rent for five times as much, but I doubt repair expenses would go up five times.