Primo - you're welcome to the top bunk...lolI have looked into this quite extensively in the past and what you find is the easiest thing to do now a days is actually to "go green".You can buy prefabbed modular homes (made from a variety of materials from wood to old shipping containers).

In my quite limited experience, yard signs (the generic kind) have brought lots of phone calls, but all my actual tenants have come because of free ads on Craigslist.

I recently asked a question about this and everybody said to just quit-claim the properties into the LLC and not say anything about it to the lender -- nobody mentioned doing a personal guarantee.

This is a question that I have been wondering for quite some time.

I am a real estate agent located in Curacao, and our office does quite a lot of pre-construction projects which we offer for sale to real estate investors.

Most of us could stand to work on our skills in presenting the spoken and written word - here's a great, easy to read book that my favorite real estate mentor suggested in the past - "Eats, Shoots, & Leaves" by Lynn Truss.

Then it becomes quite risky, if you do not understand the law.

I have spoken with the people on the third floor, without mentioning the lady on the second floor, and they stated they were quite but would make sure they kept it down.

I realize this may be a quite rhetorical question, but after how many years (and houses) would you say you got to a reasonably comfortable level of satisfaction where you could afford a decent lifestyle with some money left over to invest in a few more properties.

Wheatie: I didnt quite get the Rate-and-Term loan.