Susan is absolutely investing and probably using many of the techniques that she writes about, but that does not mean it will transfer as easy to use material.

Here is my advice.To many deals out there to get involved with the complicated stuff.

It sounds like this might not be as complicated as I thought.I called the assessor (anonymously) and they told me they don't charge for back taxes.

My other favorite technique with tenants that are having trouble following the lease (extra cars, wild parties, etc), is to just raise the rent every month.

I recently came across a real estate buying technique call a FLEX OPTION.

If you're credit is lower than that, start working on your credit.You might want to look for properties you can buy with owner financing, subject to, lease options, or other creative techniques.

The answer is a little more complicated the the questions you pose.

This is an extremely complicated subject that relates not only to housing or our own economy.

Not only do I remove all diswashers, but I also remove garbage disposals, closet doors, ceiling fans, and just about everything else that is too complicated for tenants to operate.

Great, detailed explanation of a complicated subject!