The Motley Fool, for example, is a free site--the largest on the Internet--effectively moderated, by the way, that tried to charge for board participation.

Criteria:Must be invested in real estate (or related)Must be invested by 1/31/09Should have a way to get back to cash by end of 2010Ah, so many options, but here's one: Buy an empty 4-plex (or 1-2 units rented) that needs light-moderate rehab.

See Alex's (or Bleape's) other posts [Moderator removed since all SPAM posts from Alex have been deleted] Oh, and welcome, John.

With more moderate income tenants (that may actually have something and may actually care about their credit), then I do year leases.Good Luck,Mike

I would assume that since Fertilelegal is on this site he is not satisfied with moderate returns.

It wont' be my main email used of course but I would use for things REI related.as long as moderators didn't have access to love letters that I'm sure are to be sent to me :0

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Would be looking for moderate cosmetic repairs such as new appliances, basic kitchen rehab (cabinets, backsplash), new vanities in the bathrooms, paint (interior and exterior), and if the budget allows some basic landscaping to give the house some curb appeal.Also, if you're able to recommend some good contractors in Bridgeport I would greatly appreciate it.

He is a moderately active member here and I would trust him to do an inspection for me.

If it hasn't great I would still get a flood insurance policy because the government subsidizes flood policies that are in areas the are consider low to moderate.