If not, then acknowledge that you’re exchanging rock-bottom prices for peace of mind and be decisive when the perfect home pops-up.

Always have the mindset that the next call is the next deal and rock it out. 

A rock pile (rocks picked from the fields) was treated as the boundary for more than 30 years he owned the land.

Hey @James Ross I am a big fan of Solid Rock Realty.

I'm not absolutely sure about the crime being lower than Memphis, but most local investors that I know buy in Little Rock as opposed to West Memphis. 

Check with firm who will handling your SDIRA to see if your can lend to yourself or an entity that you control…It is my understanding that is not allowed Be sure to do your due diligence… get competent a financial advisor Rock on 

Everything you mentioned is FACTUALLY and completely misleading.And in case anyone even dares to have any doubts about whether or not SEO, websites and credibility is the way to go.Here is a 22-year-old college student rocking it and doing it the right way.She closed 2 deals in record time.Not a matter of opinion, just strategic marketing, the right way.

My advice would to be get a minimum of 3 bids on each job (plumbing, electrical, sheet rock, etc.).

Number of units and how tough is the neighborhood might help your search.Far Rock away is a rather tough area I believe, but I mean how tough is the immediate area, say on a 1 to 10 with 10 being the worst.

When she moved out, her son threw rocks through every window, they unplugged the fridge full of food, ripped down wall paneling, busted the doors, etc.