Well, after talking with several people it became apparent that this guy would rather have this place vacant half the time, have tentants move in, them move out two months later because the place is intolerable, and argue with both tenants and the city building code enforcement over these issues.

Stores like barnes and noble for example, they sell their books for the price for full retail and half the time they don't have the book you need anyway.

That is some good boarding - what a great half-pipe!!!

You've spend their damage deposit already most likely and now you're left having to pay the mortgage for half the building out of your own pocket.

Hey, my first half year in REI hasn't been all champagne and caviar...but it looks like I will have two closings on May 31st!...

It helped me build credit, equity, get depreciation on half the duplex, and the appreciation has been nice.

Instead of doing that, I buy my properties at about half of the market price.

So, after spending numerous hours tearing out carpet, 5 layer-tile in the kitchen, fixed the cabinets, replacing a ceiling, and half a bed-room, doing custom stuco, and painting, omoung many other "rigging" techniques, I thought UMMMMM, I like this..

If you have access to the MLS, look at houses that have sold within the last 6 months within a half mile or so, with similar square footage, number of beds/baths, style, etc.

Nearly half of them have been listed now by agents.Does it means I cannot talk to the sellers now.How can they be listed if they are on foreclosure?