The contracts are updated as needed.

These houses usually need plumbing and electric updates which tend to be expensive in older homes.

Got a call from a seller and here's the info: SFH that he described in good condition, needing updating on the finished basement and the bathroom as well as a new roof probably (mainly b/c it's old, not b/c it's leaking).

some things ive learned over the yrs from sec 8...all sec 8 departments are not run the same...in mass. where i live they vary from city to city, some are better to deal w/ than others and the only way to know is to network w/ other LL's...sec. 8 in my market tends to pay more than a regular renter (maybe approx 20% more) ...also section 8 tenants tend to stay longer...the re inspections are usually no big deal if you keep your properties up as they should

I'm sorry to rant, but I often feel as though I am going against the tide when other agents and or investors can't see beyond the "regular".

The scores it provided were dead on with the credit scores shown to me by the loan officer.The only problem I have with identityguard is that it updates your credit score only every 30 days, but then again, it cost less than $10 a month to use.Does anyone have another service they use which offers weekly or better credit scoring updates?

A lot of my 30-something friends are using Ryanair and other cheap airlines to travel on a regular basis - maybe people are going for a time share because they think it will save them money on accommodation?

I also told her what I think my exit strategy would be and she sent me properties that would be candidates.I gotta believe that there are some really good deals in the lists that she sends, again for 3 states and is updated daily.

You have to always be adding new content, updating, and keep new traffic coming in.

Here's an update/plot twist.