The car is trashy looking, attracts stray cats that live beneath it, its hard to work around when mowing and raking leaves.......It has to go.

The hotspots cities identified were Chandigarh, Chennai and Kolkata.At second place was the GCC (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE) with an anticipated growth rate of 34 per cent Coming at the third place was China with an expected real estate growth rate of 28 per cent (and a forecasted economic growth of 9.9 per cent by the World Bank)Other strong growth prospects were in Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Malaysia and TaiwanAsian countries currently attracting the highest foreign direct investment: China - 35 per centIndia - 33 per centJapan - 12 per centGCC (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE) - 12 per centAustralia - 6 per centKorea - 2 per centMy interest is particularly in India, where I am familiar with the demographic, socio economic conditions and also have a strong network of real estate developers.

You're bound to find a seller who things that's attractive and will do it at the 25% amount you need to cover the balance.

You'll not only attract all the riff-raff, but they will all expect to be paid when they decide to stop paying the rent.

I've done about 10-15 roofs, completely torn out kitchens and baths, re-framed for termite damage, etc.Most of these I held as long-term rentals, some I sold sooner than I planned because they ended up attracting problem tenants.

As an investor, it is much more attractive to buy a house with a renter already in it.

I've recently set up a Private Mortgage Lending company, loosely based on Alan Cowgill's course and have done a luncheon which has attracted a handful of mostly retired folks who like the idea of getting 8% on their idle cash.

_r=0&abt=0002&abg=1Here’s my synopsis: We are all involved in real estate because we know how to, or we are trying to learn how to, generate a secure and attractive rate of return on our money.I regularly double or triple my money or more buying and selling vacant land.

Do you research though and don't just be hanging on FB, thinking you're working - using social media should be a well-thought out strategy for marketing and should have wide ranging topics with targeted, relevant content that attracts leads to your site.

Not an attractive one but if you believe the market in your area is strong it may be worth the buy in especially if you are oppose to look at other markets.