There was one statement in Rich Dad Poor Dad that made me start investing in a segment of real estate often ignored, tax liens.

If people remember you for one thing, they will often call about another area because there is no specialist that they know of in the area they are looking.

These often will vary from neighborhood to neighborhood so it is important to know the different rates even within the same city.All that being said... a 6% rate is significantly different from a 12% rate.

r flow of tenants ready to rent in this area, some even on goverment housing$$!

I mean, it makes sense in theory, I'm just wondering whether it's worth the hassle.And one more question..sorry for asking so many...How often does a lender have stipulations on paying your loans off early?

Quite a few that were built within the last five years and often are close to new inside.

The ideal utilization percentage for the highest positive impact on your score is sort of a big "secret" of fico so nobody really knows for sure what to keep your percentage at, but 20% seems to come up often when I do my research.

Yes. this happens often and the seller does have to pay capital gains, but they are getting the amount of money in hand that they wanted from their home.

Often these properties have a ground floor retail store or office with apartment(s) above, all in the same building

In my experience do-it-yourself lawyering is like do-it-yourself dentistry, cheap in the short run, but often PAINFUL.all cash