However, there are exceptions to those three if you find the right deal.What I would do if I were you is identify a couple markets you've heard good things about and start investigating them to see A) if they are good markets and b) if you can get deals that cash flow.That said, some of my favorite markets right now for cash flowing properties with good long-term fundamentals are Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Tulsa, OKC and most places in Texas (except Midland/Odessa region - I think that area will pop pretty soon).

A screed, technically, is a piece of wood that you would run over fresh concrete to level it to the forms.

In hindsight, I should have investigated this much deeper before wiring $233,000 for closing funds.

All the walls and doors were freshly painted when they moved in.

We experienced some technical difficulties yesterday, June 14th, and we are working diligently to investigate the root cause to prevent further occurrences.

Nope, no proof of anything that I know of, but keepyou eye on the corporates cherry picking for bulk purchases for rentals.Some time ago I simply asked if a local regional bank would entertain the tough of me taking all foreclosures and they were rather egar to talk to me, I said well, I'll investigate further and let them know, but how to hedge against the trash around here would be a problem, so nothing on that front!

My lease allows me to pursue whichever occupant has money in the event of default, no reason to limit yourself to the original signatory if there are two qualified people living there.Just because you have an existing lease doesn't mean you can't tear it up and start fresh if everyone agrees.

(If you have an agent, they should pull the comps for you, but you should still try to investigate for yourself) Try to stay up on the current inventory of listings, and what is selling.

Never heard of them.That said, my questions would be how they get the leads, what kind of leads they are, how fresh are they, and how accurate are they?

So I plan to bring this to future action and actually file a complain through the housing authorities, they say once I file a complain, the manager have no choice but to investigate and do a follow up to them.