There is a button above the post window that will allow you to insert images (rectangle with what looks like a mountain range in it).

On Friday, since I have the day off from work, I'm heading out to the inland empire with my real estate agent to check out properties in the $100,000 range.

I was curious if anyone uses a range of estimates for expenses to estimate potential profit, rather than strictly 50% - either while they are prospecting, or after purchase..

Dryer is usually dedicated circuit and 240V, a stove/range is also dedicated circuit.

Also - Seems like I should not buy much more this year since my tax bracket is already down in the 15% range in normal income.Thanks,Bob

If you want $6K out of the deal (though, realistically that is very tough in this low price range) you need to have it under contact at $19K.

We've seen institutional quality assets in the best markets trade in sub-5% cap rate range.

Ideally you want to keep your balances in the 5-10% range.

Household Income under $30,000. 9 cents per record... 11 cents with phone Seniors with $10,000+ credit card debt Home values 150,000 to 500,000, 65 – 84 age range, $10,000+ revolving debt , under 50% LTV 10 cents per record….11 cents each with phone Seniors delinquent on property taxes. 65+, LTV under 50% currently delinquent on property taxes.

Purchase price is looking to be in the $27,000-$29,000 Range.