I have looked far and wide across reaches of the web for calculators to to help me predict specific timelines, depending on my investment strategy. ( be it aggressive, conservative or somewhere in between) I found a few, but nothing to my liking, so I made my own.

In addition to hosting several guests on the topic on his podcast, The Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever, and featuring the topic in several chapters of his new book, The Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Volume I, he has also posted solid content on the topic via his blog.  

Last month, I came across a blog explaining about holistic or biological dentist ( http://www.rootsonwhytedental.com/blog/general-category/what-is-a-holistic-dentist/ ).

I've listened to plenty of podcasts & read a ton of blog posts and I've decided to start house hacking.

There's probably even a podcast or a blog or two or ... about it.

I'm a bit of a web news junkie and I found this article interesting.

. #3, condos were built at yr2000#4, current rental: $1100#5, HOA cost $244#6, Cap rate: 8%When I surf the web in search of sales records , here is what i found as follows:8/2013, $80,90010/2009, $42,50011/2006, $428,000My question is what was the rental back yr2006?

This is the web info in pdf; http://www.dre.ca.gov/files/pdf/re4.pdf Good luck...

Hello BP, I’m planning on renting out an apartment I just bought, and as a new user at this blog I was hoping I could get some advice and information about dealing with problems that can occur with tenants not paying utility bills.1.

If you search for "san jose rent control" you will typically find a city government web page and other pages.