I don't pay for it, and I don't have to be a member to do this, it's quick easy access, plus I find other Investors I can bird dog for.

and i founded a Corporation to handle our other business, i've written a formal business plan - 14 pages long - not an easy task, and i've taken on one key investor/business partner.not in ONE MILLION YEARS did i ever think i could do all this.

If you are not an experienced landlord, it is easy to believe these numbers and you don't find out the truth until it is too late.That is exactly why I recommend starting slowly with SFHs.

Nobody said this would be easy and the only way to be successful is to get back up after you fall.Fall 7 times, stand up 8.

If you have 10-25% to put down this is easy for you.

If you want something easy to manage with little vacancy that is in a nicer area then a lower cap rate is what you will have to settle with.

The BOA website used to be easy to use.

It's not easy...you can water in the zone surrounding the house for an hour in the middle of the night and chasms may open up in the heat of mid-day.

That's not always easy to do in 45 days the government gives you.

Seems the logical easy way to do it, or is there a reason to tile after the cabines are in?