Beware if you start looking at cheaper properties in the city - they are usually older homes, so make sure you are counting the big expenses like roof, hvac, plumbing that will occur over the years.

If you're a complete newbie, starting out with a 20 unit complex where rents are cheaper than my utility bills, in a D/F location is NOT a good idea.....

The quicker you can explain something clearly, the cheaper it will be.

If you want a cheaper option than postcards and want to take some massive action (or hire someone else to help you take that massive action), put up at least 25 Bandit Signs a week for a month and see how many leads you get and see what you can convert.

That means money at long-term rates for you that are cheaper than the margin rates on a stock.

Other people I know use some cheaper options from Erie, which end up around $500 a year.However my agent says that Erie does cover empty properties so if something happens they will not pay.Please let me know if somebody knows cheaper way to insure flip properties.Thanks, Alexi 

No, you cannot build a cheaper computer than if you bought one out right...

Secondly Condos can be a great buy in Hawaii as they are cheaper entry point and less maint, if they are concrete.  

Does anyone know of a similar service/company that could provide the upfront funds at a bit cheaper rate?

Is there something that is free or cheaper that I can use that works well?