But, until you speak with them, who knows?

$1,000,000So in speaking about financial independence, I offer a quote from Dante's Paradise Lost "The mind in and of itself is it's own place, and in that place it can create a heaven from hell, or a hell from heaven."

i have seen nothing but wasted money from email lists. firstly, ESPs are becoming very stringent about spam, making the inbox a near impossible place to reach.secondly, email harvesters tend to use spammy practices that make your list of x,000 become more like x0 of actual valid email addressesthirdly, people on these lists by permission are rarely interested in the offer, and more about the incentives offered. and the ones that are on without their knowledge rarely respond to offers and are more likely to report you as SPAM and never use your services.if you are offering a valuable service, another approach would be to speak with landlord associations and try to arrange to be a speaker at one of their networking events, or to have your contact send your email to their members.

That turn out to be pretty negative cashflows once the 50% is applied, or even .45I promised myself I will always run the numbers and do as much due diligence as possible, but the .5 rules does make it easier to see if the deal is even close.

hmmmm......I guess that speaks for itselfBut I was just wondering if there was any more specific info then that.Like a website that listed hard hit zipcodes ripe with fraud..

However the duplex has a negative cash flow.

i can speak for hamilton county ohio now..... if you go to the county auditors web site you will be able to search by street address, name etc...

Strictly speaking, the due on sale clause is triggered when the ownership is transfered, whether its recorded or not.

What you need to do is speak with a good estate planning attorney who can adequately structure the asset protection features you need.

You should, however, speak with local mortgage brokers and find out what they can offer you.