I also look out for tenants who are moving because their current land lord "doesn't maintain the building", etc.

It was run down and never maintained except by renter.... they had to paint immediately upon leasing so it wouldn’t make sense to return something prestine that was garbage before.

While people do preach leveraging, it is very easy to get in over your head with this method if you do not use caution.On the flip side, it would be a great feeling to have all investments paid off in full, but the fact is that you miss out on greater profits from money just sitting there dormant.Like everything else in life, it takes balance to maintain success.

Even if you have the best maintained property at the fairst price, there will be a time when the tenant feels misused or neglected.

While the yearly plan comes with some disadvantages for us (SUCH AS NOT RECOGNIZING A CHARGE ONE YEAR LATER), most people have no problems with it.Since our payments are done through Paypal, you maintain full control of your subscription.

I made 1.5 gallons of Odorxit (from concentrate) and sprayed it under the house soaking the sand.

A question that pops up a lot in the Tax Lien threads "Why not just concentrate on Over the Counter (County Held) liens?" 

Maybe loopholes is considered "taboo" to some so lets call them rules that seem to "favor" those educated (My new favorite word) in real estate investing to gain and maintain wealth.

I'm concentrating in the East Point and College Park areas with the hopes of finding one in Dunwoody or Tucker. 

Does anyone have any recommended blogs/journals/etc that would provide the data in as concentrated a form as possible?