It sounds good and we've 'learned' from the depression but it still ultimately won't work as the decision makers won't know the reasons for this current crisis until at least 5 years after it's over.I have to disagree with Aaron, and many others, though; instead of massive inflation, I believe we're in, and going to stay in, a prolonged period of deflation.

With indoor temperatures here 110 degrees in the summer, if a tenant's A/C unit go's out, you are going to pay for them to stay in a hotel until the repair company with a 3 week wait period can get out to your home, and hopefully, they have the parts in stock.

The blank contract says you can't convey for "GREATER THAN $______ FOR A PERIOD OF ___ MONTHS".

If I cut rent by $500/month, I would only have lost $6000 during that same period.

Forgot to paste the Wells guidelines:Effective with new registrations on or after December 15, 2008, Wells Fargo Wholesale Lending will require that properties with increases in value during a short period of time (0 – 24 months) must include the following requirements to document the validity of the increase in value. • Reason for the increase: The appraisal must include the reason for the increase.

I mean if you consider your time + hardware + curb appeal of new energy efficient windows?

From your experience, what is the most efficient, less intricate, and productive way to create positive cash flow in this business.

Trouble is its hard to find good rentals, period, and when you're limited to creative deals, its just that much harder.

x2 in fact I wouldn't get anything from an infomercial period.

As to rent rates - currently set at $1375, do we maintain or increase this rate for the period of the lease/option?