Hi All, I'm going in with two other individuals for buy and hold properties and we have whittled down the possible areas to Western Washington & San Antonio but are still interested in Forth Worth, TX.

I have just bought my first property and believe i have overpaid ( i worked out my ROI using one of the calculations on the site - i cant remember the author but she invest in only turnkey properties - and i am loosing money!).

Hello, I am a potential hard money lender considering loaning to two individuals who are flipping a house.

The tenant can enter it on their end, authorize the credit bureau to share it with you and have the report sent directly to you.  

I'm young and unattached and am ready to pick up and move across the country if that's what it takes.I've been researching each state individually and an forming my own opinions about which ones have the best laws and ways of doing their auctions.I'm strongly considering Texas, Nevada, and Florida.

If you turn around and sell it 2 days later to someone else, that is then those two individuals creating a market.

I accomplish this by first renting out the house from homeowners, and with their permission, turn the house into a shared housing state and sublease the spots out individually. 

First mistake, provided a free incentive to please and secure your tenant, you should always stick to the rules, you must charge accordingly, always enforce pro-rated terms, if/as stated in your contract ease terms.I always like to say that an exception, quickly extends into the rule (As a general rule of thing, we absolutely do not bend on any rule and enforce every element (within reason))Another view is that if you are the individual, the owner, the landlord, the point of communication, it is more difficult to distance yourself from the emotional element, sometimes the emotional attachment to the asset, will shut down your business side of thinking for a brief weak moment, you must restrain from that.

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You will have to overlook the guru part of the book, the author does a bunch of advertising/selling for his guru services.