I certainly fell for that one.

In the meantime, I've done a lot of walking through houses and submitting offers, so learning just builds over time.I was planning on one more house that was going to be a rehab to rent, but the deal fell through because the owner wasn't making any movement to actually leaving the house.

I used Roofstock before, and although the deal fell through on mine, I'd still recommend using them if you find a good deal.

We fell in love with Washington and cannot wait to become permanent residents!

I would like to share a weird incident, tenant reported that while backing the car the garage door fell and the car damaged the lower panel of the garage, while I am trying to find the exact details of the incident, the garage repair guy went and saw the place and told me that he doesn't believe that it can fall by itself, he fixed the garage door, now the garage door is working fine however the repair guy is suggesting to replace lower panel of the garage and he gave quote of $1K.

A housing bubble that has been causing pain for Canadian homeowners and buyers alike may have started to pop as housing prices plummeted at a historic rate in August.Housing prices fell 2.4% in August as compared to July, the largest monthly decline since the data was first tracked in 1999“Canada’s housing market, like ours in the U.S. and many others around the world, became severely overheated by excess liquidity infusions from central banks,” said Antoni.

I had one tenant on an SSDI benifit of $871/month, said he worked all his life, fell off a couple of buildings & by 55 was in a wheel chair most of the day.

Considering it would have been almost certain injury if someone fell, I told her we'd go ahead and close it back in the way it originally was to make it safe, and then they'd actually have some bonus space.

Which fell on the landlord to pay.

As stated I'm done with class d for the most part but if some incredible deal just fell out of the sky into my lap I can squeeze it for a lot of cash until I'm ready to pass it on.