If you've run you numbers stick to them and be patient.

**Housing Situation*** Current Home Value: $207,000 (Zillow Estimate - he's having an appraisal done soon)* Current Home Value Note: Properties next door and down the road (also on 5 acres) recently sold for $350k-$400k, due to the fact they're stick homes and not manufactured. * Current Mortgage: 30YR Fixed @ 3.5%* Current Mortgage Balance: $222,000* Current Monthly Payment: $1550 (plus $200 extra per month)* Pre-Approved Loan: 30YR $400,000 @ 4% Fixed w/10% Down + Closing Costs (unsure if it's with him keeping current home or without)My parents bought their current home in 2008 (yeah) for $255,000.

Think about it, a 5 stick pack of Wrigley's was about .25 cents 20 years ago and now costs about .35 cents today.

Stick to the better sections like Ironbound and Forest Hill in Newark.

If not, then you've spent resources locking up a deal while then having to scramble to find a buyer.4) Visit the monthly HiREI meetings and build your network -- lenders, buyers, landlords, realtors, title officers, contractors, etc.5) The key to marketing is consistency, so whatever marketing campaign you choose to find motivated sellers, stick with it even if you don't get immediate results.Good luck.

So you could have  a higher sales price NNN for a smaller piece of land.The rendering thing I have seen owners spend all this money before and stick an expensive sign on the road not even knowing what possible business would be the highest and best use of their land.

Google adsIf you want to stick with the one of domain names you listed I would recommend cashformyhouse(cityname).com fyi no hyphens they're gehtto You won't get the SEO brownie points of direct search but focus on the 7 steps and you will have your site up in 6 months or less... :) 

If you want to stick in Agency 30YF for a little while more...For married persons at, or approaching, the cap of 10:It can be 10 for each spouse.

Most of my lease ideas came from Mike Butler's book "Landlording on Autopilot", which talks a lot about training your tenants and sticking to your lease and doesn't mention a grace period at all that I can recall.  

Believe it or not, those dots would stick very well and never came off unless you scraped them off.