In some occasions, we've busted the gurus themselves pretending to be someone else, hyping up their courses.

Buying a property with the systems OFF, is like buying a closed container - you do not fully know what you are getting.I have, on more than one occasion, said that the rehabbing business has a sound to it, like a vacuum "sucking money" out of your pockets.

While we welcome companies to respond to posts here, and to send their "satisfied customers" to participate, in some occasions, we've busted the companies themselves pretending to be someone else, hyping up their businesses.

We have, on occasion, put in a supplemental window unit if the CHA wasn't able to keep up and it became an ongoing issue. 

@Brian BurkeI’m new to this game and scrambling to build up the equity and education as I try to wait patiently to find a way into Real Estate.I moved here to US three year ago from the UK on a work visa and I feel like I’m staring at a blank slate and assume I’ll struggle even speaking to the banks for mortgages, especially now during the prime opportunity which could very well prevail if there is to be an economic contraction and downward cycle in the market.

So, the exception would be if you had very little other income.Only in some rare occasions could you depreciate to zero. 

I think piscataway on occasion i see some good shortsale or foreclosure condos at a decent price but in general i dont think you will get the "rules" to work because taxes are so high and maintenance as well...

You just need a blank As-Is contract? 

My hand writing has been called chicken scratch on multiple occasions but my dad and mom have really beautiful cursive hand writing so I think I will have them compose the letter.

I'd point blank ask the sellers if they have anything to disclose about the house's reputation for being haunted.