I chose $300k as my benchmark because I know the type of property I'm looking for, in this area, under that mark, is going to be questionable and potentially distressed. 3.

@Mark Vieira a number of people I know say that the companies that rent machines to owners are terrible.

@Mark Pererson, welcome to BP!

Their food really is delicious.Monty Brinton/CBS Drew Carey's favorite pizza joint is not only coming on down, it's also flying on over.The Price Is Right host is celebrating his first full year as emcee of the daytime staple by ordering a very special—not to mention costly—delivery of pizza straight from Cleveland.Carey, an Ohio native who is so fond ofAntonio's Pizza that he has even made mention of the parlor on his former sitcom, has ordered 45 cheese and pepperoni pizzas to be delivered to Los Angeles for Saturday's wrap party marking the end of the show's 36th season.While the pizzas themselves ring up to roughly $450, it will cost Carey nearly three times that for their safe and uneaten delivery—UPS is taking on the task, providing overnight delivery of the frozen pies."

Originally posted by @Mark Boegemann:Engelo I want to thank you for the integrity and humility it takes to post something like this.Thanks for your kind words Mark,I hope my post helps others to not make the same mistake.Have a great weekend.

Hey @Carmela Hunt, @Mark Ainley with GC Realty may be able to help.

Small multifamily is easier to find as well as single family homes, all doable below the $200,000 mark.

To me it's not worth it and you just need to suck it up and live there until the 1-year mark has passed.

Originally posted by @Mark Jones:@Jason Ma generally speaking I like those rules.

You can for-sale-by-owner or use an agent to sell.When you sell a property wholesale, you simply mark it up a small amount from your purchase price (the word "small" is relative to what you paid and the ARV - many investors have made six figures off a wholesale deal) and typically sell in a "relatively" short time frame.Assignments are not necessarily legal in all states but that is an entirely different type of transaction.