This is a true statement but the only reason the did was due to the fact that they were not properly educated on the mattter.

They are considerably cheaper and if several months down the road you decide real estate investing isn't for you, then at least you won't have a $5,000 credit card bill.

One land deal I am working on the lot where appraised at 75k during development true market now is 60 to 62k and the bank was willing to take 42k.

Thanks to all of you for confirming what we believe to be true.

IMO, anyway.Now the true cash buyers of the world....well I would guess those folks are sitting real pretty right now.

To say that most low and middle income tenants have terrible credit simply is not true.

You can find the coupon magazines at Denny's or Mickey D's all along the highways but you often don't need those.The following is a (mostly) true scenario of me at a front desk:allcash: "Hey, what kind of discounts do you offer?"

Well, it’s true and the person who talks the most usually loses too.

Yes, true, good point Wheatie.Bubba, as a backup for you, and if it's not too late, put a provision in the contract that says "seller to provide pro rated rent amount for said property at closing".

Because you are doing calculations on the Total amount of money invested into the property itself and want to determine it's true cap-rate.The Cap-Rate is the amount of money you earn each year on the total amount of money invested into each investment.2.