I realize this is often a very emotional thing for people, "respect" for ancestors and staying in familiar surroundings both come into play.In fact, tax-wise it's often way stupid to liquidate real property.

They still expect full price, often they have an inflated idea what their home is worth.

A work ethic is absolutely a requirement to success...no doubt.But I think another often overlooked ingredient to success is passion.If what you do is a labor of love you'll never stop.

Because you know that you will always be able to get those vacancies filled quickly, or keep them from going vacant too often in the first place.

This is the reason that most people quit this business before they make it big, because they can't handle the (often) disapointment.

I did not like his tone, btw it was not the first time, even my first email to him about common stuff that he should answer for him was "too much", my first email was about the utilities because they were going to be share with another tenant upstairs...I got very disappointed and I told him that really it was better to keep going each way because I was not the type of tenant he needed and he was not the landlord I needed, I probably be too demanding for him and he will be lay back time as long I don't bother him with calls about a fridge noise (that he told me that the noise of the fridge is not constant).

These loans are available, and most often will require you to persoanlly guarantee them.

You would do that at the sheriff's auction, which is often held at the courthouse.

Often times what I will see is that someone will see someone like Carlton Sheets, and maybe even buy the program.

This is a sickness that newbies often suffer from, but I had been at it 27 years and bought and sold close to 100 properties!