But you can't guarantee a thing in this economy.

For me it was not a huge deal as long as I knew the costs upfront and had a written guarantee from the mold company.

I guarantee you many people new to investing are going to find forms floating around on the internet that may work in the midwest but wouldn't have a prayer of holding up in a NY court. each state has different rules.

The shareholders who believed in the fraud-for-greed game are toasted to dust (it was a BET, not a guarantee.

Even if you allocate 10% of rent for maintenance and expenses together (you WILL have both maintenance and vacancies, guaranteed) that's another $85 and you're now at $466.

I do not know when that will happen and cannot guarantee it will happen before you are ready to buy another home.

Enter the company name at http://maps.google.com, an established company should have multiple reviews.3.Make sure they guarantee the right MLS in writing(used by agents in the area).4.Check BBB.org Only new companies do not have a Better Business Bureau record, unless the company hasn't registered with the State as required (scary!).

However, I guarantee you that tenants can kill anything you plant, and no matter what type of grass you plant, it needs water to get established and tenants won't water.

now i know that there is no guarantee that the nighbors would be willing to buy but these properties are all over the place and aren't selling so the county has to do something with them right?

having money in the bank today, does not mean it will be there indefinitely. if you notice my profession, i'm a banker. i just saw a guy blow through $3-million that he had in his account in the matter of 4 months. there is no guarantee to the landlord that your money is going to be there. he obviously agrees, hence the double deposit.