I also use cash flow analysis such as income vs expense, 50% rule and multipliers that adjust according to the neighborhoods.I only charge 5% of ARV or 10-20% of equity.

They are the ones who can certify whether or not the stone is genuine and not tampered with.The only investment jewelry that I know of consists of enormous and rare diamonds, historical jewelry with providence, and Southwest Native American handmade silver by famous name artists.You get yourself a large diamond tiara worn by Empress Josephine with proper providence, and maybe you've got yourself an investment.Even with a very good quality loupe and a very good eye, you won't be able to tell whether a diamond in a setting is a genuine stone.

Consistent with traditional contract terms, in order to qualify as an offer, the item or terms that are being presented to the home buyer must be items or terms that are capable of acceptance.

I'm working on a deal involving a multiunit rental property that consists of a SF house and 4 garage apartments.

Also, you talked about picking a few marketing strategies and doing them consistently for six months.

I invest on the west side of Atlanta...for properties with an ARV of about $120K, we consistently see profits in the $20-25K range.

My buyers list consists of 64 local investors but I plan on placing the property on craigslist if I dont get any bites by monday.

Matter of fact I am going with an associate in a few days to inspect a park purchase we are 95% likely to finalize, that consists of filling 14 empty lots, and developing another 20, so that is 34 trailers we will be buying.

Without consistency across the gold product line it is very hard to appraise.

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