I would like to avoid the situation where after the property has found a new home, either in the trash or elsewhere, along comes the previous tenants demanding its return, followed by a small claims court summons.

My theory in short (abstract from my blog) is this:With a devalued dollar, China and India needing more energy to address their industrial growth, supply and demand ratio increasing on a daily basis - the amount we pump out of the ground is inversely proportional to the demand in the world, a subsidized price that we were paying in the past in the USA (around 90s and early 2000) and Inflation.

Lakers vs SpursLakers takes it in 6 gamesCeltics vs PistonsCeltics in 7 gamesLakers vs CelticsLakers in 5 games.With the way Celtics are playing on the road, they will lose to the Lakers real fast.

I did not like his tone, btw it was not the first time, even my first email to him about common stuff that he should answer for him was "too much", my first email was about the utilities because they were going to be share with another tenant upstairs...I got very disappointed and I told him that really it was better to keep going each way because I was not the type of tenant he needed and he was not the landlord I needed, I probably be too demanding for him and he will be lay back time as long I don't bother him with calls about a fridge noise (that he told me that the noise of the fridge is not constant).

I have made a decent living playing poker and coaching poker for the past 1.5-2 years.

The city hasn't upgraded to PVC yet and demands Copper.

I like to know what they're thinking about each month; how they perceive the rental demand and tenant pool; what changes they're seeing in the market; what they hear about pending legislation and other government issues that will affect us, etc.

b) buy them lunch and absorb everything they will tell you on how to play the game.c) find a property that will give you equity at closing and positive cash flow from day 1.d) screen tenants aggressivelye) be a good landlord by doing what you say you will do when you say you will do it.

The RV parks there are really hurting, and frankly the RV pads I believe are overbuilt for the demand.

I'd rather not be the typical american and come back with some italian sports car but perhaps use cash that's in the bank to make an investment in my future and get me into an exciting career for once.So the question I'm posing to the experts, if you were just starting and had a giant lump sum of money (roughly 220k after taxes) to play with in a market that isn't really inflated what would you do?