But of course, I can't really prove it.

Cleveland City Council in 2019 passed legislation that requires owners of rental property in the City to prove that their dwelling units are safe from lead hazards."

That's tough. 1 hand you could invest use use the return and appreciation to pay off debt.

. $2,400 would be pretty tough to swallow..

You will probably have to prove to them you purchased the property to get a new account.

Primary residences are so personal that they are sometimes tough to form an investment decision on.

@Jon-Michael Cortez-Alonso San Bernardino and San Diego counties are tough to work with but Riverside county has a trick, it all depends on the effort you want to put in, it definitely wouldn't be a list of properties that would make great deals off the shelf.

I am scratching my head between WI licensing law, a tough seller, and a very hard area (somewhat rural) with very little investors looking to fork out around 200-300k as a down payment, (banks will probably want %25 of the initial list cost).Does anyone have any ideas on what I do?

Hi everyone,I put in an offer on a duplex in  Round Rock Austin and after tough negotiation, the seller and I agreed on a purchase price.

This guy is not savvy, and I have the emails to prove it.