There's also a lot of competition for section 8 rentals, with more every day, so this may not hold true forever.

I would guess that is true other places too.

If it sounds too good to be true...

steve,i talked to our agent and she said that $995 (the previous price) was a great price for the area. she said it's clean, nice, super maintained, updated, etc. she said nothing negative although i asked.her feedback was "there's a tenant for every house, and you have not found yours yet".i think the competition this year is fierce since more people like me purchased houses low and are renting them out. i am fine with that....but my house is the lowest price in the suburb. the agent asked for 1 month's rent to list it and she said she can rent it. i already "lost" 2 months rent. if it's true and she can do it, i should have gone with her...

I can easily work 70 hours a week or more but I also have the option to work 2 hours, that is the freedom you get once you have been doing this for a while.Moral of story, DONT listen to guru blabber and nonsense, if it sounds to easy to be true or real, it is!

I long for the days of true MTM for banks and no silliness like FASB 157 (responsible for 29 cents of JPM profit this last quarter).

Clearly not true, so let me ask a question I can't decide about.I have an investment in a mini-storage.

Runs about $125 from signstapler.com#3 is networking and passing out business cards, I use ugly yellow trifold business cards from vistaprint.com.

One week after reading Danny Johnson's blog and many posts on this site as well as other info I found on the internet -- I ordered 100 bandit signs and 2,000 "We Buy Houses" business cards.

The prospective tenants were too good to be true.