Cheap money if you qualify.

Many cheap window installers stuff fiberglass insulation or none at all in that small gap, which is a waste of time/money.

Once you find a brokerage that is willing to do per transaction and handle the liability for a cheap price you might want to stick with them.There is just no money in it and a ton of headache and liability for a principal broker.Investors are typically after the deal at any cost and not being in regulatory compliance with the state commission.

Even if you pay cash, buy something cheap, and keep it a long time (like my 2000 Xterra), its still a significant cost.

Also it's cheap, $0.60 per sqft, however the labor is not $4 per sqft.My next option is vinyl plank, $0.99 per sqft, $0.75 per sqft to install.

I put in Ikea cabinets and was going to put in the cheap laminate Pragel countertops they sell for $69...I actually bought it and it is still unboxed.

Nothing wrong with using a professional business name, but are people searching for your specific business name or on something like "sell my house fast".Domains are cheap, reserve your company name (so no one else does) and keyword rich domain names.There is a lot more to SEO than my esoteric answer...

Rents are cheap (1 BR/1 Bath, 800 SF for $600 is not uncommon), decent to very good recreational areas, and decent shopping.

Carpet needs to be replaced every so often anyway, plus it is cheap.

Brian Stone, have you thought about investing in cheap, single wide mobile homes with owner financing?