I try to tell a person starting out to get to the library and read at least 15 to 20 books on the matter of real estate investing and try to read what is in print after the year 2000.

Mary Sue, Underline "immediately" and bold type "any others" & "back-up offer"

I base my bold statement about Self-Storage on my personal success in that niche (recently turned 40K investment into 60K per year in positive cashflow and increased equity in the property from the 40K I invested to $500K in just 18 months.....hence the bias:) but also on some key statistics. 1) Self Storage REITS were the top performing REITS for 2011 with returns of 35.22 and second for 2012 (to the Timber REIT) coming in at 19.942) Self-Storage Backed Loans default less than any other real estate backed loan on the PLANET (including owner occupied homes).....less than 8% default rate says something about the health of an industry.3) Income to Expense Ratios hover around 33% in Self Storage compared to 50+% for apartments/offices, etc.At the very least, I would encourage you to take a look at this niche!

So, include a DIL provision as the only cost is the ink to print it.

They print money, prices go up, you pay.

We’re looking for a reliable online color printing service to print our flyers.

All who are newer save that whole post, print it out, frame it and put it on your desk because without due diligence C.I.A. style a good investment can turn into complete financial ruin in a snap!

You have to be 'in business' to have those ofsetting costs against income.Example :I spend $10k setting up a website; getting business paperwork done; printing business cards; upgrading my house intending to rent it out but...

The information from the form displays in the hidden sheets based on the formulas built and I then use the print buttons to generate the document I need.  

Only think I miss it the ability to print vendor checks to print, reconcile bank accounts and view financial reports.Correct me if I am wrong.