I once referred a potential buyer to a local property manager who told them "I wont even work in this area, its too hard to keep the units full and collect rents".

(you can then find how much he paid for them if he wont tell you for some reason).Basically, line up a few investors criteria and go hard after those types of houses.

Now Ive got 2 months left on the policy and they just sent a letter stating they wont renew because of the 60 amp service in each unit.

Gives applicant option of completing a a pre-stamped envelope so she can return checks by mail easily if they do not get the unit; or she destroys the checks, depending on applicant's preference.)I'm considering trying this approach but wanted to tap into the hive on a few questions first...1.

Ok I'm from NC, I live in Tennessee, Humidity is bad everywhere, You wont have a problem with either one, You can put cheap laminate provided it isn't made of paper, If you can get cheap bamboo, use it, it will not warp and will resist spills, even real hardwood will warp after p period of time if constantly wet.

(Like earlier stated US has a massive productive capcity although its trajectory may have lowered in recent years it is still pretty darn impressive) Germany had its productive capcity destroyed with WW1 and Zimbabwe also suffered a massive drop in productive capcity that precipitated their hyperinflationary event.I wouldn't say that thd bitcoin is a good or bad investment, I feel with a good understanding many things can be a wise investment.

They are hard to destroy and look really nice.

Hi Dawn,Thanks for your comment.No lolThey wont accept it.

I do however show up for demo on most rehabs because destroying stuff is a great stress reliever for me....putting it back together is just too slow to do anything for me.

Most of those you speak with wont be that motivated and are actually better candidates for a retail sale.Ryan