I'll be looking at a few this week and want to have something ready if we can get a decent price I can pay for on the spot.

Assume you would have two cards and you can decide on the spot which one should be used.John CoreyOriginally posted by "joshgd4":For acquisition and flipping, "President" sounds important and official.

The finish is very dull and gone in most areas, but I poured a little water on the floor and it doesnt readily penetrate through the painted spots as it does on the plain concrete.

But, guess what; YOU DON'T HAVE THE MONEY TO DO THOSE IMPROVEMENTS.Spend the next year doing the following:Build your savingsLearn about REIGet rid of all your debtFigure out where you're going to live, if you can't commit to FIVE YEARS in one spot you have no business buying a house.I know this sounds unduly harsh to a young family trying to establish themselves.

You can spot me a few bucks or buy me a meal and we're all good!

@Andrew Cordle was spot on in his post.

While I've never actually sent letters to any vacant homeowners spotted while "driving for dollars" I will say this - I've seen the words "tired landlord" thrown around more than once around here.  

Twice as much housing available in LA suddenly means house prices are cut by at least half.So now we're in a spot where the driverless taxi has reduced our #2 expense, transportation, to a few cents per mile in a driverless car.

It's not always spot on but it is very close.  

This is the beauty and sometimes the trouble of landlording, we would love it if there were always hard and fast answers but sometimes you have to make on the spot decisions.