If you run into a problem, figure how to solve it, so you can get one step closer to your goal.We've been nailing 3 million in deals for the last 3 or more quarters.

It's ok to live a little today.You hit the nail on the head on why some people succeed and others die poor.

@Jay Hinrichs Thomas S. all hit the nail on the head.Look at asian culltures.

A lot of this are eviction-worthy events in our leases although I'd have to say that different people staying overnight would be harder for us to nail than the same person staying overnight for 2 weeks.  

Derek Lacy I think you nailed it.

Sorry...this hits the nail on the head so well I had to copy and paste:@Chris Piper , so in short, your strategy is: find sucker-Sellers to let YOU tie up their property for a REFUNDABLE deposit, then find sucker-Buyers who'll give you NON-refundable deposits?...

Mainly because I have a tool buying problem...anyway. my question is if I had to buy a roofing nail gun in order to roof the property would that qualify as an expense that could be deducted that same as a new sink or the roofing material?

We have them make list of cosmetic stuff nail pops etc and at month 11 they are to call us and we go in and do any cosmetics which is generally paint related and our subs know they will do that as part of the contract.  

Not everyone keeps track of all details like nails, screws, plywood...

He has hit the nail on the head.