Mind blowing @Jeff Berry!

And you could end up blowing half a day..

And some just blow all their money when they get it on nice cars and things.

Timing is never 100% ideal... I lived in the same apartment in Chicago for 12 years. Two years ago my wife and I bought a two-flat one block away. We subleased the apartment to a friend and I continue to have a good r...

Recommending folks for house inspection that are not going to blow through to keep the agent happy.Closing time able to do it with out slowing down the process they did their homework.Some agents will not take on investors they want quick money/still hungry!

Just playing devils advocate that they may say it’s your insurance to file a claim.What does your contract say about emergencies?

The biggest issue with this is trying to clean them by blowing compressed air over the light path can dislodge more dust and pretty much turn the projector in to a blob covered mess.This is a hit or miss kinda thing.

Its been said several times here but it wont cost you anything to hire an agent and then not only will you have an informed professional advocating for your interest in the transaction but you have access to their market knowledge, insight and network of vendors (lenders, inspectors etc.).IF you make the decision to go unrepresented be sure to account for the 3% commission that should be going to the Buyer's agent.

In other words, every time you need to pay a bill with the IRA, you don't want to have to pay a fee.Equity Trust is one of those providers, I use to recommend them, but their service has become increasingly poor over the last 2 years.To play devils advocate, it is my opinion that holding RE in an IRA is not the best use of it.

I am advocate for investing in "private syndications" with an operator you trust and has a track record of providing great returns.