I've heard the in person ones where you crank it out over a few days are the best bet.

Your best bet is to partner with an agent who can get you access to the MLS.  

I'm willing to bet that guy isn't helping out Tom, Dick, and Harry.

**Possible Variation 1 - House in the middle** If rentals look to be our best bet for residual income, he's not opposed to purchasing a house in the city to live in for 2-4 years before purchasing the home they really want (with acreage).

If that happens, then guns & ammo will be the best investment class ... but never bet on a zombie apocalypse; even if you're right, you can't collect, unless of course you want to take your payment in BRAINS :)

My best bet is to read through these discussions and learn as much as possible while also meeting new people and networking.

., cleaning, maintenance.For instance I would bet that cabin owners in Gatlinburg spend a lot less replacing furnishings than vacation homeowners in St.

Certainly that would spike interest rates.On the flip side usually in a recession private equity in the US transitions their money into treasuries as a "conservative bet" to ride out the recession.

That eliminates almost every Section 8 applicant.Your best bet is to talk with the local housing authority or an attorney.

This is the first time this has happened, but thanks to the power of the internet, I am betting this is bound to start happening more and more.