I have some great houses that in the summer sit for a matter of hours but at this time of year are sitting for weeks for the same price.

Read tons of articles and I even have years of real estate sales experience under my belt yet here I sit.

I think it's a 250 gallon tank, so there's about $450 sitting in the back yard at current prices.

That's why, in my opinion, it's still better to buy something soon-ish rather than have a bunch of cash sitting in the bank, waiting for the impending tsunami of inflation to destroy its value.If you aren't determined to buy in CA, I would recommend buying in other states.

It sits on .2 acres and has 8 parking spaces.

Once you get the hang of that, add groceries, etc.One thing to keep in mind that I didn't realize initially was in order for it to show up on your credit report you have to let it sit until the statement comes out, then pay out off, otherwise the bureau doesn't even realize you are using it.

Baby sit your neighbor's kids, mow a lawn, delivery newspapers - it doesn't matter.

He mainly just sits at home and does his stock trades and then goes up to Ellijay and travels.

After explaining to my friend that I am getting started in the Wholesaling business, she was able to get this gentleman to call me.He wants to sell a property that contains 4 Rental Units that sits on a commercial lot in a very convenient location in Grass Valley, CA.

The bank hasn't countered nor accepted my offer, just sitting idle.OK now on to why the previous offers kept falling apart...the property has a 310K lien by the city - and this amount is growing every day by $300.