But what if that killer deal hits the MLS in the middle of your work day?

I would kind of take a middle of the road approach if you can tolerate the stress that may be associated with leveraging through loans.

I was actually in a house today that had a very similar thing on the wall:It might be hard to see but there is a roach right in the middle of the markings on the last photo.

I've seen a lot of houses as an agent.... and even when the tenant pays for their own utilities there are windows open in the middle of winter!

Today I reduced the price to $107,500 per my uncle's request but so far there hasn't been much interest in the house and I am trying to figure out if it's the price or the condition or just the fact that it's Hico (aka middle of nowhere).

I do it to give me peace of mind and to try to prevent emergency services in the middle of the night.Well, sure enough, on the rental property we own with my in-laws the heating contractor was testing the carbon monoxide and it registered at 4,000 ppm.

I'm also from the East side of Houston.

Also, though, the middle class is under a lot of pressure these days.

However the thing i have yet to grasp is how do you get paid for jumping in the middle of the deal?

The REIA suggestions are great, I'm almost exactly in the middle between Portland and Manchester.