Mike, since you are looking over the long haul it sounds like you are confident these areas will not decay?

I have to see if this is feasible in my property but if it is I might be able to cut heating costs by 50%.I have to say that if it wasn't for bigger pockets I probably wouldn't have had the confidence to buy a rental yet.

Honestly, I'm a girl so there's always that need to throw in the disclaimer, but I have 95% confidence that I can sell this thing for between $129-$132K.

I'm confident that I will find my answers through this community.Looking forward to my 100th post!

You don't need to wear suit and tie but you should at least feel confident wearing a sports jacket and pants.

I am traveling so have not seen in the house, but the pictures look good.

If they are confident that it is not an issue, then you are probably good.

The loan is basically being treated like an equity line at a rate of 7% annually.The subject property is on a well-traveled and densely populated area.

I deferred to the expert (Jerry Puckett) so I wouldn't over-think it.I have gotten quite a few calls, no deals yet, but considering the amount of calls I am getting, I am confident that a deal is just around the corner.I am also of the mind that you have to do what works for you.....I have read so many things on how to handle the calls, so I have just taken bits and pieces of advice and made it my own.

If you are confident in your pricing being at or below the market value, a buyer will come.