Oh, and a special thanks to our Developer Edd for all his hard work on this!

Especially for a guru pitching his product.

I know there are a number of REI clubs here in Dallas and I don't want to waste my time at the ones that just pitch products or hype.I'll definitely check out The Roddy Roundup!

The building was built in 1911 and when I had the inspection for the original purchase nothing came up about lead paint although it was a general inspection, not a specialized lead paint inspection.After receiving the letter I talked the tenants.

In between the $25K "special allowance" phases out, $1 for every $2 of income over $100K.Also, as you take depreciation (or, even if you don't), the "basis" for the property is reduced by the depreciation.

In fact, many that I have been around have a waiting list.Another option is to seek out a developer in the area that specializes in communites for manufactured homes.

They are hard to find but they exist.Of course use leverage..specially with today's low interest rates.

While they make a great product to sell as a canned beginner scheme, they really aren't a beginner strategy while being ethical, compliant and get to a successful closing. :)

He called me wondering if I knew anyone specializing in sound investments.I've been learning about real estate investing these last 3 months myself, I consider myself very green, yet I'm not sure what to offer him.

Brandon Turner I've never had to evict a tenant with special needs.