Spending $300 for a contractor would be a very wise choice in my opinion

Anyone who spends a few minutes online can easily see that.For instance:http://duende.uoregon.edu/~hsu/blogfiles/shiller-real.gifSince WW2, after adjusting for inflation, home prices were pretty much constant in the long run.

After spending 9 months fixing them up, I had a contract to sell them for a very strong profit after less than a week of listing them.

I continue to get letters from investors who have gone out and made it happen after spending some time on our site learning.

I'd like to extend a welcome to the forum.

with inflation increasing and taxes - you're money is earning .5%.you might as well go out and spend it on cheeseburgers and fries.learn about investing and how to make your money - WORK FOR YOU.rather than you working for money.

Great site.I'm going to be spending Christmas weekend with 3 REI minded folks so I hope to really pick their brains and absorb some info.I currently own a home and am looking to purchase a rental property.

didn't want to post this there for "fear" that i might be castrated with words but i have to just say that it's a real downer to read.people seem very angry and up in arms.i'm sure with good reason, but wow - it's a real...downer.i felt sleezy/unclean just spending 15 minutes reading it.time for a shower!

Before i learned about REI i was just going out spending money and having a good time. about a month and 1/2 ago i met this person that wanted into REI but is a father of 2 without a mother to help. he is also in the military. now 90% of my spare time is searching for deals and soon to be taking an online course for my Texas RE license.

We plan to spend many hours looking, but really want to get started ASAP...