As someone born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, I wouldn't touch anything in the city with a ten foot pole.

I can put you in touch with him, he knows the system.PM me,Mark

They each probably need $1,000-$2,000 in touch ups.

I have been in touch with both the companies directly, as well as tower companies who build the structures themselves and then get wireless companies to lease space for a percentage of the revenue.

Get in touch and hopefully we can bring you on board the blogging team.

Todays young guys, from what I notice, aren't real in touch with their cars.

If you have a good source of buyers, rehabbers and landlords, wholesaling is pretty much like shooting fish in a barrel, not too hard.OTH, in picking up junkers, there can be some liabilities lurking that are unforseen....that's why I stress a good basic understanding of RE, at least on par with a new RE agent, more is better.And I enjoyed my interns as well, a couple stay in touch and one is in banking in KC the other works in a family equipment leasing business and they both are picking up RE, so I guess something rubbed off...Good luck!

I didn't know they could not touch the bottom of the pool either, it's a penalty.

Truth be told, I think if you were going to buy another residential prop, I would start with a 4plex and work your way down if there are only slim pickings...The only way I would touch a SFH is if I purchased at wholesale price, otherwise I would stick w/multi units - no doubt.Buy right up front (negotiate hard - low-ball not necessary), use OPM, then refinance, and finally hold.

It is a statistical fact that most consumers do not respond to the first touch.