I would love to pick your brain about the Sacramento market and how I can go about making it work in my favor!

This is key to picking the right properties to invest in.

You'll pick it up with practice.

Account ClosedI would suggest that waiting for a crash is a terrible strategy, as it is hard to know when the bottom is, you lose money not being "in", you will be fighting hords of investors trying to pick up deals, institutional money is going to be blanketing the country, keeping upward pricing pressure even if we do get a correction, and what will you actually save?

You'll save a lot of time utilizing other people.

A few months after buying the property we submetered all the utilities charging them back to the tenants.

Both houses have separate utilities, separate wells and separate septic systems.

I'm new to BP so I hope you are still utilizing BP.  

If a utility company is a major employer of town could they be considered an economic anchor?

To better insure a smooth mortgage loan process for the buyer, I'll pick up the $2.00, so we can round up to $754,500 even."