Not only do i learn a lot of unnecessary stuff, i waste a lot of time doing things that will not benefit me in the future.

I'm working with a local (and very established) realtor to help me develop my plan, but I think there's an opportunity to tilt his recommendation to his benefit.

If you keep getting rejected and watch good homes leave the market, then it may be time to adjust to the climate.

I think teaming up with someone that already has a list of buyers and is a really good wholesaler will help benefit you in more ways than one.It is no different if you went to a seminar and bought a package you would still need someone to help you, this is why they offer MENTORING.

If the park provides water/sewer/trash to the tenants as a benefit, so it is not submetered by the owner or the city, you can figure your expenses IF your a well run park without water leaks in the main infrastructure or any of the tenants homes, will probably be around 40%.

if you'd like the cap adjusted higher than 72, it's an extra $25/month per additional degree in temperature"Thoughts?

We've had a good thread going today of cash flow compared to appreciation benefits under cash is king.

Make the payments and enjoy the peaceful benefit of living in the home.

The prices seem to still be adjusting downward but it's not the spiral that is was a year or so ago.

Actually I think it will be a greater financial benefit to me if Obama wins.