Newark has like 13-15 zip codes and has higher value areas and lower values areas, but the biggest issue I've seen is that there are people overpaying for properties in areas of Newark that will not gentrify any time soon and that throws off the real value of some of the areas.

Check out this post for my story of my first duplex: How I Accidentally Bought Two of Kurt Cobain’s Former Homes and Why That’s Not Even The Best Part.I'd say the biggest thing to look at is the neighborhood.

It appraised without issue and our purchase price of 40% of what we sold it for was recorded.I think with any appraisal your biggest variable will be the person doing it.

Leverage is the single biggest advantage of REI over other investment vehicles.

Foremost is the largest mobile home insurer, but there are others that insure as well.If getting quotes, do the same as other professions and call all the agents you're interested in working with and ask them to quote it for you.The biggest take-away from this thread/comment is that there are few agents (area depending) that know anything about insuring mobile homes.

One of the biggest mistakes particularly with One Member LLCs is not separating what is business from personal.

I can't even imagine an applicant giving all that information in this day and age of identity theft.The biggest question, though, is "What are you going to do with that information?"

My biggest problems are lack of time and lack of experience.I need to start getting and income very soon, so I don't have time for a lot of possible options like studying to become a real estate agent.The property manager position I mentioned is only an internship, because the actual property manager positions I saw required a 4 year college degree.Are any of the positions you listed not blocked by these two obstacles?

I let credit cards and school loans slip away and now looking back those are my biggest regrets.

The Biggest points for MUCH higher prices (since 2012) are 1.