Especially true if its a small area where everyone knows each other.

With that said, I am going to ask a question that I know will need a true appraisal before we bid on a property.

Wishing you a very happy new year may god bless you and all your wishes come true...

The results are that they do not know their true costs and in fact are often losing money.

It is true, you make your money when you buy, and part of that formula is how you execute your plan.

I would love to see her able to make use of a HELOC as an absolute last resort rather than ending up like alot of them living on credit cards until they end up so far in the hole they're doomed.The only problem here is that she's not very open to buying a rehab and I am not too well versed on finding financing for a rehab project.

On the other hand, having a business entity (name, checking account, bus cards, etc) gives you more of a seasoned and professional appearance to others.

Fully rented that would leave me $2000 in profits.Is this to good to be true?

There i was late at night calling my credit cards trying to raise my limit when it dawned on me that I wouldn't be able to float this amount around like they explained.

My 2009 business cut back plan is simple...1- My lease ran out on my satellite office so I did not renew it SAVING $$6500.00 per year (rent, phones, internet, gas getting there)2- NOT buying a new or used car this year SAVING $$6,000.00 (in payments, interest & full coverage)3- NOT hiring anyone new this year SAVING $$27500.00 (but it keeps ALL the pressure on me)4- paid off almost all debt SAVING $12,000.00 in interest per year (commercial loans, high interest credit cards)5- Scaled back the cell phone plan SAVING $1200.00 per year6- NEGOTIATED with internet provider down from 65.00 per month TO $20!!!!